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In health economics, something that results from an encounter between a consumer and provider, which confers benefits or imposes costs on others, and is not considered in making the transaction (its value, the external cost, not being reflected m any charge for the transaction). Pollution is the classic example. In health, an externality of immunizations is the protection that they give the unimmunized, since that protection is not considered when an individual immunization is obtained or priced.<\/p>\n

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A tendency of obese persons to be highly sensitive to food-related stimuli. 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