Titlebook: Environmental Economics; in Theory and Practi Nick Hanley,Jason F. Shogren,Ben White Textbook 1997Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limit

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The Theory of Non-market Valuation,vels of biological diversity are numerous, ranging from basic life-support to the filtration of nonpoint source pollution from urban and rural run-off. But while these resources provide a nearly limitless set of valuable attributes, many of their services remain unpriced by the market. The services

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Methods for Valuing Environmental Costs and Benefits,is concerned with an analysis of methods for obtaining empirical estimates of environmental values, such as the benefits of improved river water quality, or the costs of losing an area of wilderness to development. By necessity, this chapter can only discuss briefly the many issues involved in what

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14692-4e-cycle of the resource, that is, how quickly it is economically exhausted. It is the fact of inevitable economic exhaustion which sets the economics of non-renewable resources apart from conventional capital theory.

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Textbook 1997Latest edition be particularly suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate courses in environmental and resource economics and professionals.Particular emphasis is placed on analysing recent empirical studies from all over the world and each chapter develops the main theoretical results and recent developments ne

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?kobilanzierung und Entscheidungstheorietant issues emerging from economic analysis of these problems. In some cases, this involves making use of concepts from game theory, as set out in the technical note on pp. 14-20. In . a more detailed example of transboundary pollution is given regarding an international fishing conflict.