Third party costs in economics, also known as negative externalities or transaction spillovers, are costs arising from an economic activity that are incurred by a third party who did not agree to the actions that caused the costs. Generally third party costs are not fully reflected in the prices of goods or services.
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Miscible Solution
1.water
2.ethanol
Immiscible Solution
1.Oil
2.Water
Soluble
1.Sugar
2.salt
Insoluble
1.metals
2.plastic.
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Explanation:
Third party costs in economics, also known as negative externalities or transaction spillovers, are costs arising from an economic activity that are incurred by a third party who did not agree to the actions that caused the costs. Generally third party costs are not fully reflected in the prices of goods or services.