Advanced treatment of environmental economics covering conceptual and empirical methods to analyze environmental issues, including market failures, pollution levels, and policy design.
Describe how pollution causes markets to fail to deliver economically efficient outcomes.
Explore the benefits and costs of proposed environmental policies.
Evaluate readings on topics in environmental economics and policy.
Assess the range of policy tools used to regulate pollution using efficiency and equity criteria.
Apply revealed and stated preference nonmarket valuation techniques to measure the demand for environmental quality.
Construct policy recommendations for specific environmental issues in an area of interest.
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An advanced treatment of environmental economics, focusing on the conceptual and empirical methods that economists use to analyze issues related to the environment. Topics include environmental market failures, the efficient level of pollution, the design of environmental policy, measuring the demand for environmental quality, and distributional issues related to pollution. Specific problems such as air and water pollution and climate change will be discussed in both domestic and international contexts. Gain a set of tools to rigorously evaluate a range of real-world environmental problems through the lens of economics.
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Environmental Economics and Policy
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