The Economics of the Environment completely integrates economics and environmental issues, explaining how both
market successes and failures affect the environment.
Economics and the Environment; Supply and Demand: Market Forces and the Environment; Markets and Market Failure:
A Cause of Environmental Degradation; Consumer Behavior and the Environment; Measuring Benefits to Consumers; Revealed
Preference; Stated Preference Methods; From Production to Pollution; Production, Pollution, Output, and Prices;
Maximizing Net Benefits in the Presence of Externalities; Private Markets and the Environment: The Coase Theorem;
Government Policies for Environmental Protection; Enforcement and Political Economy; The Time Factor: Discounting;
Benefit-Cost Analysis; Nonrenewable Resource Management; Renewable Resource Management; Economic Growth and the
Environment; Sustainability
For anyone looking to enhance either their understanding of economics or environmental issues.