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An understanding of economics is vital to any understanding of why environmental problems occur and what best to do about them. This book provides an introduction to the subject of environmental economics without assuming any in-depth prior knowledge of economics. Part one explains the fundamental economic concepts. Part two uses these concepts in understanding and developing policy responses to some of the major environmental issues of our time. Examples are drawn from all over the world and include such vital issues as climate change, water pollution, and loss of biodiversity. This second edition is a complete re-write and updating of the first edition.
An Introduction to Environmental Economics examines both a wide range of environmental case studies and also assesses a variety of economic theories and their approach to environmental issues. Clearly written, global in approach, and theoretically broad-minded, this text is an ideal introduction both to the study of environmental economics and to the question of how economics can provide tools for improving our environment.
Part One
1: Introduction
2: Markets and the Environment
3: Valuing the Environment: Concepts
4: Valuing the Environment: Methods
5: Behaviour and Environmental Risk
6: Economic Growth, the Environment and Sustainable Development
7: Strategic Interaction and the Environment
8: Trade and the Environment
Part Two
9: The Economics of Climate Change
10: Forests
11: The Economics of Water Pollution
12: Biodiversity
13: Energy and Resources
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