Environmental and natural resource economics /
Tietenberg, Tom
Environmental and natural resource economics / Tom Tietenberg [and] Lynne Lewis - 9th edition - xxviii, 666 páginas : ilustraciones. - The Pearson Series in Economics .
Incluye índice.
1. Visions of the future. -- 2. The economic approach: property rights, externalities, and environmental problems. -- 3. Evaluating trade-offs: benefit-cost analysis and other decision-making metrics. -- 4. Valuing the environment: methods. -- 5. Dynamic efficiency and sustainable development. -- 6. Depletable resource allocation: the role of longer time horizons, substitutes, and extraction cost. -- 7. Energy: the transition from depletable to renewable resources. -- 8. Recyclable resources: minerals, paper, bottles, and e-waste. -- 9. Replenishable but depletable resources: water. -- 10. A locationally fixed, multipurpose resource: land. -- 10. Reproducible private property resources: agriculture and food security. -- 11. Reproducible private property resources: agriculture and food security. -- 12. Storable, renewable resources: forests. -- 13. Common-pool resources: fisheries and other commercially valuable species. -- 14. Economics of pollution control: an overview. -- 15. Stationary-source local and regional air pollution. -- 16. Climate change. -- 17. Mobile-source air pollution. -- 18. Water pollution. -- 19. Toxic substances and environmental justice. -- 20. The quest for sustainable development. -- 21. Population and development. -- 22. Visions of the future revisited.
9780131392571
Recursos naturales -- Política gubernamental
Política ambiental
333.7 / T564e9 2012
Environmental and natural resource economics / Tom Tietenberg [and] Lynne Lewis - 9th edition - xxviii, 666 páginas : ilustraciones. - The Pearson Series in Economics .
Incluye índice.
1. Visions of the future. -- 2. The economic approach: property rights, externalities, and environmental problems. -- 3. Evaluating trade-offs: benefit-cost analysis and other decision-making metrics. -- 4. Valuing the environment: methods. -- 5. Dynamic efficiency and sustainable development. -- 6. Depletable resource allocation: the role of longer time horizons, substitutes, and extraction cost. -- 7. Energy: the transition from depletable to renewable resources. -- 8. Recyclable resources: minerals, paper, bottles, and e-waste. -- 9. Replenishable but depletable resources: water. -- 10. A locationally fixed, multipurpose resource: land. -- 10. Reproducible private property resources: agriculture and food security. -- 11. Reproducible private property resources: agriculture and food security. -- 12. Storable, renewable resources: forests. -- 13. Common-pool resources: fisheries and other commercially valuable species. -- 14. Economics of pollution control: an overview. -- 15. Stationary-source local and regional air pollution. -- 16. Climate change. -- 17. Mobile-source air pollution. -- 18. Water pollution. -- 19. Toxic substances and environmental justice. -- 20. The quest for sustainable development. -- 21. Population and development. -- 22. Visions of the future revisited.
9780131392571
Recursos naturales -- Política gubernamental
Política ambiental
333.7 / T564e9 2012