John Erik Metcalf

Just a guy living in China who loves... well, right now I just love studying Chinese. And I also love @Melissa. Here's my website, twitter and facebook.

In economics, an externality is an impact on any party not directly involved in an economic decision. An externality occurs when an economic activity causes external costs or external benefits to third party stakeholders who did not directly affect the economic transaction. Another term that often replaces externality is spillover.
More Information