Environmental economics

It assumes a knowledge of intermediate microeconomics; therefore, basic economics is not reviewed in this book as it is in others. The book is divided into four primary sections: the first section defines the field of environmental economics in relation to general economics and to ecological and res...

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Main Author: Charles D. Kolstad
Language:Undetermined
English
Published: New York Oxford University Press 2000
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Institutions: Trung tâm Học liệu Trường Đại học Trà Vinh
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Summary:It assumes a knowledge of intermediate microeconomics; therefore, basic economics is not reviewed in this book as it is in others. The book is divided into four primary sections: the first section defines the field of environmental economics in relation to general economics and to ecological and resource economics; the second section looks at market failure and considers why, even with apparent environmental protection, the market often fails to work properly; the third section examines government regulation of pollution using the industrial organization literature; and the final section looks at the demand for environmental quality, covering both revealed preference and stated preference methods
Physical Description:xi, 400 p.
ill.
25 cm
ISBN:0195119541
978-0195119541