Environmental Economics, 2nd Edition by Charles D. Kolstad - ISBN: 9780199732647
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Earth, air, water: economic solutions to pollution, regulation, and incentives.
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Environmental Economics, 2nd Edition

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    496 pages

  • Release Date

    30 March 2010

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Summary

Environmental Economics is the first text to concentrate solely on environmental economics—the problems of earth, air, and water pollution from an economic perspective—with an emphasis on both government regulation and private-sector anti-pollution incentives.

With the assumption that readers already have an understanding of intermediate microeconomics, the book reaches into more detail on theory and analysis than most other textbooks in this area. Now fully revised in its second edit…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780199732647
ISBN-10:0199732647
Author:Charles D. Kolstad
Publisher:Oxford University Press Inc
Imprint:Oxford University Press Inc
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:496
Edition:2nd
Release Date:30 March 2010
Weight:1.05kg
Dimensions:31mm x 196mm x 236mm
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Critics Review

“The best Environmental Economics textbook on the market. No question. Good for advance undergraduate and graduate economics courses. Organization and coverage of material is outstanding. Students need a calculus background. Good problem sets.”–George Parsons, University of Delaware”This book is the thinking economist’s guide to environmental issues. It gives students with a passion for the subject the tools to think about environmental choices like an economist…If I were to teach this course again, I’d almost certainly adopt the second edition. Updating the examples, adding climate change, water and population growth, and adding sidebars with examples would seal the decision for me.“–Eli Berman, UCSD

About The Author

Charles D. Kolstad

Charles D. Kolstad is Professor of Economics and Professor of Environmental Science & Management at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He is also affiliated with Resources for the Future and the National Bureau of Economic Research.

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