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The OoruLabs Podcast
Sathya Sankaran
121 episodes
1 week ago
Welcome to the OoruLabs podcast. The soapbox for Urban Sustainability. We will check out hot topics, trending news in the areas of urban transport, waste, energy, water, the new digital economy and its implications for urban living.
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Welcome to the OoruLabs podcast. The soapbox for Urban Sustainability. We will check out hot topics, trending news in the areas of urban transport, waste, energy, water, the new digital economy and its implications for urban living.
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Taxes, negotiations or entrepreneurs, who will solve for social cost? | S3E10
The OoruLabs Podcast
11 minutes 16 seconds
8 months ago
Taxes, negotiations or entrepreneurs, who will solve for social cost? | S3E10

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In this episode of the OoruLabs podcast, Sathya Sankaran discusses urban congestion and pollution, exploring the concept of negative externalities and the various methods to internalize these costs. He delves into the Pigovian tax, Coase theorem, and private solutions, highlighting the complexities and challenges in addressing these issues effectively.

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Keywords

urban congestion, pollution, negative externalities, Pigovian tax, Coase theorem, private solutions, social cost, environmental policy, public goods, market failure

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Takeaways

Severe congestion and pollution in cities prompt discussions on solutions.

Negative externalities affect bystanders who bear the costs of others' actions.

Private costs do not account for social costs, leading to market failures.

Pigovian tax aims to internalize negative externalities for market efficiency.

Achieving Pareto optimality is complex and requires careful calibration.

Coase theorem suggests private negotiations can resolve disputes under certain conditions.

Widespread pollution cannot always be addressed through private solutions alone.

Private solutions can create perverse incentives if not regulated properly.

Public goods often face free rider problems, complicating private solutions.

Technological advancements can help public agencies address environmental issues.

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Sound Bites

"These affected parties are called bystanders."

"Achieving Pareto optimality is hard work."

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Chapters

00:00 Understanding Urban Congestion and Pollution

02:59 The Concept of Negative Externalities

06:02 Methods to Internalize External Costs

08:58 Exploring Private Solutions and Their Implications

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The OoruLabs Podcast
Welcome to the OoruLabs podcast. The soapbox for Urban Sustainability. We will check out hot topics, trending news in the areas of urban transport, waste, energy, water, the new digital economy and its implications for urban living.