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Environmental economics is well established as a field, and increasingly in demand as a course following the prominence of environmentally conscious leaders, the publicity of global environmental threats, and the growing debate over legislation that pits the environment against income and economic growth. Author David Anderson offers a comprehensive, applied, policy-oriented text to provide students with a solid economic foundation that will allow them to better evaluate the pressing environmental issues. Environmental Economics is designed for the undergraduate course for economic majors or non-majors who have had a principles of microeconomics course. The mathematics in the text is algebra-based. This text is distinguished from others by the strong visual presentation, tightly crafted explanations, and carefully selected examples that spark interest without sacrificing content. Also unique to this text, Anderson emphasizes the role of ethics in a chapter on morals and motivation, and presents key aspects of related decision-making throughout.
Contents
SECTION Iand Choice. Appendix 1. Further Explanation of MRS, MRT, and RTS. 3. Market Failure. 4. Tradeoffs and the Economy. 5. Morals and Motivation. SECTION II: ISSUES AND APPROACHES. 6. Environmental Quality. 7. Energy. 8. Sustainability. 9. Biodiversity and Valuation. 10. International and Global Issues. SECTION III: POLICY AND PROCEDURE. 11. Natural Resource Management: Renewable Resources. 12. Natural Resource Management: Depletable and Replenishable Resources. 13. The Role of Government. 14. Perspectives on Environmental Policy. 15. Population, Poverty, and Economic Growth. 16. Environmental Dispute Resolution.
