Environmental economics / Ulaganathan Sankar.

By:

Sankar Ulaganathan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi. Oxford University press; 2002Edition: 1st ed. 2002Description: 469 p . ; Softbound 14x22cmISBN:

978-0-19-565913-9

DDC classification:

23 333.7 SAN

Contents:

1. Introduction 2. The problem of social cost 3. Externalities: formal analysis Depletion of non-renewable resources 4. The economics of exhaustible resources 5. Hotelling's economics of exhaustible resources: fifty years later Degradation of commons 6. The tragedy of the commons 7. An institutional approach to the study of self-organization and self- governance in CPR situations Valuation techniques 8. Measuring the benefits and costs of pollution control 9 contingent valuation and economics Sustainability 10. Sustainability: an economist's perspective 11. Environmental accounting: An operational perspective Development and the environment 12. Poverty and the environmental resources base 13. To slow or not to slow:the economics of the greenhouse effect 14. Environmental policy

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1. Introduction
2. The problem of social cost
3. Externalities: formal analysis
Depletion of non-renewable resources
4. The economics of exhaustible resources
5. Hotelling's economics of exhaustible resources: fifty years later
Degradation of commons
6. The tragedy of the commons
7. An institutional approach to the study of self-organization and self- governance in CPR situations
Valuation techniques
8. Measuring the benefits and costs of pollution control
9 contingent valuation and economics
Sustainability
10. Sustainability: an economist's perspective
11. Environmental accounting: An operational perspective
Development and the environment
12. Poverty and the environmental resources base
13. To slow or not to slow:the economics of the greenhouse effect
14. Environmental policy

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