When economists refer to the absence of externalities,they are eliminating,or greatly reducing,the influence of stakeholders.

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The absence of externalities refers to the idea that the cost and benefit of a good or service are fully reflected in its market price and do not spill over to affect third parties. It does not necessarily eliminate or greatly reduce the influence of stakeholders as they can still be affected by the market outcome.

When Economists Refer to the Absence of Externalities,they Are Eliminating,or