Environmental Economics
This course develops: 1.) the tools necessary for the economic analysis of environmental and natural resource problems; 2.) the ability to apply those tools in the investigation of a real world environmental resource problem and; 3.) the insight to form policy recommendations on the basis of such analysis and investigation. Particular emphasis on problems of market failure, such as externalities, public goods, non-market goods, uncertainty, income distribution, inter-temporal resource allocation and policies to correct for imperfect markets. (Not offered 2023-24).
Prerequisite: -EC100 or -EC101 and -EC102.
1 unit
Offerings
Term | Block | Title | Instructor | Location | Student Limit/Available | Updated |
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Fall 2022 | Block 4 | Environmental Economics | Mark Eiswerth | Palmer Hall 128 | 25 / -2 | 03/26/2023 |
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Last updated: 03/26/2023