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ECON 255 - Environmental and Natural Resource Economics


Credits: 3

Prerequisite: ECON 101. Economics and environmental studies majors/minors will have priority during the initial registration. The course serves as an introduction to environmental and natural resource economics. Economic principles are used to evaluate public and private decision making involving the management and use of environmental and natural resources. Aspects pertaining to fisheries, forests, species diversity, agriculture, and various policies to reduce air, water and toxic pollution will be discussed. Lectures, reading assignments, discussions and exams will emphasize the use of microeconomic analysis for managing and dealing with environmental and natural resource problems and issues. Casey, Kahn. Planned Offering: Winter




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