Environmental economics

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 mar...

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Autor principal: Kolstad, Charles D.
Altres autors: Charles D. Kolstad
Idioma:Undetermined
English
Publicat: New York Oxford University Press 2000
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Sumari: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. Because of global interest in environmental economics, this text includes many international examples and places special emphasis on the way countries around the world approach and control their own environmental problems. Environmental Economics is ideal for undergraduate and beginning graduate courses in environmental economics
Descripció física:xi, 400 p.
ill.
25 cm
ISBN:0195119541
9780195119541