This course applies the theoretical economics tools to environmental issues. Special emphasis will be devoted to analyzing the role of public policy regarding the economy and the environment.
Evaluate the economic and environmental costs and benefits of international trade and international agreements.
Differentiate between the environmental economics of the developing world and industrialized countries.
Local and National Environmental Economics
Evaluate the economic implications of policies related to conservation biology.
Evaluate the economic implications of local and national hazardous substances policies.
Evaluate the economic implications of local and national air pollution policies.
Evaluate the economic implications of local and national water pollution policies.
Environmental Regulation and Policy Assessment
Explain the purpose of incentive-based strategies.
Analyze the economic and environmental consequences of policy choices.
Tools and Methods of Environmental Analysis
Perform a benefit-cost analysis of an environmental choice.
Classify the environmental impacts of proposed actions.
Classify the economic impacts of proposed actions.
Overview of Environmental Economics
Explain the relationship of supply and demand to environmental choices.
Summarize natural resource economics.
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