Applying Economics to the Environment

Author  Clifford S. Russell

Format Hardback | 398 pages

Dimensions 170 x 240 x 22mm | 756g

Publication 08 Mar 2001

Distinguished by its breadth of coverage and in-depth discussions of key topics, this book looks at the implications of environmental factors for economic policy-making. As well as chapters on damage and benefit analysis, monitoring and enforcement of environmental regulation, and the special problems of developing countries and the environment, it also includes a review of relevant microeconomic theory, an introduction to the history of environmental policy and
legislation, and case studies of approaches to development versus preservation dilemmas and regional cost benefit analysis.