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Environmental and Natural Resource Economics: An Encyclopedia, 1st Edition

  • Timothy C. Haab
  • John C. Whitehead
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  • ISBN-10: 1440801207
  • ISBN-13: 9781440801204
  • DDC: 333.703
  • Grade Level Range: 9th Grade - College Senior
  • 400 Pages | eBook
  • Original Copyright 2014 | Published/Released October 2014
  • This publication's content originally published in print form: 2014

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Overview

Given the number and scope of environmental problems we face today, everyone from high school students to policy makers to concerned citizens should understand how the economy works and grasp how meltdowns-both economic and environmental in nature-can be avoided. Environmental and Natural Resource Economics: An Encyclopedia offers the critical information needed to comprehend these complex issuesThe entries cover topics in a manner parallel to how environmental economics is commonly taught, addressing basic concepts, environmental policy, natural resource economics, market failure, exhaustible and renewable resources, benefit-cost analysis, and applied welfare economics. Additionally, the book includes entries on key concepts of economics, movements, events, organizations, important individuals, and research areas relevant to the study of environmental and natural resource economics. This work stands alone as the only title currently offering such a breadth of coverage and level of detail written specifically for readers without specialized knowledge of environmental economics.

Table of Contents

Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Guide to Related Topics.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
1: Adaptation.
2: Agriculture.
3: Air Pollution.
4: Alternative Energy.
5: Amenity Values of Forests.
6: Association of Environmental and Resource Economists.
7: Asymmetric Information.
8: Averting Behavior.
9: Baumol, William J..
10: Behavioral Economics.
11: Benefit–Cost Analysis.
12: Benefit–Cost Analysis of the Clean Air Act.
13: Benefit Transfer.
14: Biodiversity.
15: Biofuels.
16: Books.
17: Boulding, Kenneth.
18: Brownfields.
19: Carbon Pricing.
20: Cartels.
21: Catch Shares.
22: Choice Experiments.
23: Ciriacy-Wantrup, S. V..
24: Clawson, Marion.
25: Clean Air Act.
26: Clean Water Act.
27: Climate Change and Forests.
28: Climate Change Impacts.
29: Coase, Ronald.
30: Coase Theorem.
31: Coastal Resources.
32: Common Pool Resources.
33: Complexity in Fisheries.
34: Conservation Reserve Program.
35: Contingent Behavior.
36: Contingent Valuation.
37: Corporate Average Fuel Economy.
38: Corporate Environmentalism.
39: Crocker, Thomas D..
40: Cuyahoga River Fire.
41: Daly, Herman E..
42: d’Arge, Ralph C..
43: Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill.
44: Discounting.
45: Drought.
46: Earth Day.
47: Ecological Economics.
48: Ecosystem Services.
49: Emissions Trading.
50: Endangered Species.
51: Energy Efficiency.
52: Energy Policy.
53: Environmentalism.
54: Environmental Justice.
55: Environmental Kuznets Curve.
56: Executive Order 12291.
57: Exhaustible Resources.
58: Experimental Economics and Valuation.
59: Experimental Methods and Policy.
60: Externality.
61: Exxon Valdez Oil Spill.
62: Fisheries Economics Associations.
63: Fisheries Management.
64: Food Safety.
65: Forecasting.
66: Forestry.
67: Green Jobs.
68: Green National Accounting.
69: Groundwater.
70: Guidelines for Preparing Economic Analyses.
71: Hardin, Garrett.
72: Hazardous Waste.
73: Health.
74: Hedonic Price Method.
75: Hotelling, Harold.
76: Information Disclosure.
77: International Association for Energy Economics.
78: International Climate Agreements.
79: International Environmental Agreements.
80: International Trade.
81: Invasive Species.
82: Jevons, William Stanley.
83: Journals.
84: Kneese, Allen V..
85: Krutilla, John V..
86: Land Use.
87: Malthus, Thomas Robert.
88: Meta-Analysis.
89: Monitoring and Enforcement.
90: Montreal Protocol.
91: Municipal Solid Waste.
92: Natural Hazards.
93: Natural Monopoly.
94: NIMBY and LULU.
95: NOAA Panel on Contingent Valuation.
96: Noise.
97: Nonmarket Valuation.
98: Nonpoint Source Pollution.
99: Nuclear Power.
100: Offsets.
101: Ostrom, Elinor.
102: Outdoor Recreation.
103: Passive Use Value.
104: Payments for Environmental Services.
105: Peak Oil.
106: Pearce, David W..
107: Philosophy.
108: Pigou, Arthur C..
109: Pigouvian Taxes.
110: Pollution Abatement Costs.
111: Precautionary Principle.
112: Property Rights.
113: Public Goods.
114: Recycling.
115: Regulation.
116: Renewable Energy.
117: Risk and Uncertainty.
118: Rosen, Sherwin.
119: Safe Minimum Standard.
120: Schelling, Thomas C..
121: Sea Level Rise.
122: Subsidies.
123: Sulfur Dioxide Trading.
124: Sustainability.
125: Technological Innovation.
126: Tolley, George S..
127: Toxics Release Inventory.
128: Trade Policy.
129: Tragedy of the Commons.
130: Trans-Alaskan Pipeline.
131: Travel Cost Method.
132: Tropical Rain Forests.
133: United States Society for Ecological Economics.
134: University Economics Departments.
135: User Cost.
136: Value of Statistical Life.
137: Water Conservation.
138: Water in Development.
139: Water Pollution.
140: Welfare.
141: Welfare and Equity.
142: Wetlands.
About the Editors and Contributors.
Index.