If getting the price of the environment right means a rise in consumption of nonmarket goods like clean air and leisure time at the expense of marketed consumption, so be it.
Getting the price of the environment correct outweighs any negative consequences.
The environment has no effect on the market in any way.
Two people stand.
The crowd is watching the men.
Many princes tried to do their own version of Versailles.
The man in red is getting a haircut.
Yes, 4000.
A woman is outside surfing.