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Chapter 0: Math
Review
Chapter 1: What
is Economics?
Chapter 2: When
is a Market Socially Optimal?
Chapter 3: Welfare
Economics
Chapter 4:
Negative Externalities and Governement Policy
Chapter 5:
Issues in Externality Control
Chapter 6:
Other Considerations of Externality Policy
Chapter 7: Public
Goods
Chapter 8: Technology
Chapter 9: Valuation
of Environmental Benefits
Chapter 10:
Natural Resource Economics
Chapter 11:Natural
Resources and Dynamic Systems
Chapter 12: Nonrenewable
Resources -- Not covered in Spring
2003
Chapter 13: Renewable
Resources: Fisheries--Only pages
1-6 in Spring 2003
Chapter 14:
Climate Change
Chapter 14A: Climate
Change Addendum -- NEW and important!
Chapter 15: Forestry
Economics--Only pages 1-4 in Spring 2003
Chapter 16:Surface
Water Economics
Chapter 16A:Surface
Water Economics: Notes
Chapter 17: Irrigation
Economics
Chapter 17A:Drainage
and Water Quality
Chapter 18:
Pesticide Economics--Sample problems
on p. 12 and p.18 were not covered in class in Spring 2003. However, you should
be able to discuss implications and conclusions.
Chapter 19:
Biodiversity/Biotech
Chapter 20:
Environmental Services
Chapter 21: Animal
Waste (newly updated!!!)
Chapter 22: On
Economics, Ethics, Politics and the Environment
Appendix
(i) Irreversibility
and Option Value
(ii) Two-period Renewable Resource Model with Non-zero
Interest Rate
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