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Positive externalities would include the rise of supporting industries and thus more jobs and incomes, development of local infrastructure, increase in the value of land (land close to roads , etc are more valuable ), etc.

Negative externalities would include pollution , in some cases a fall in the price of land(due to noise pollution for example) , congestion, stressing local infrastructure , local businesses maybe find a shortage of labour. , etc

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