Natural Resource and Environmental Economics

by Roger Perman, James McGilvray, Michael Common

This text has been written primarily for the specialist market of second and third year undergraduate and post-graduate students of economics. The clear explanations and basic principles that underpin the text, however, make it readily accessible to non-economists coming to environmental economics from diverse programmes of study. Natural Resource and Environmental Economics is among the leading textbooks in its field. Well written and rigorous in its approach, this third edition follows in the vein of previous editions and continues to provide a comprehensive and clear account of the application of economic analysis to environmental issues. This new edition has evolved with the times and been thoroughly updated to reflect recent developments in environmental issues and policies, such as forestry, biodiversity and pollution control. The early chapters explain the development and role of environmental economics before further chapters advance the student at a suitably challenging but achievable level.

Genres: Economics

728 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1996

Reviews

[Kloe]

I still don’t understand a thing being taught here. The formulas aren’t explained clearly. There’s not much applications to the formula. There are MANY WORDS but I don’t see the point. A lot of bush is beaten around this book. Tell me how is this helpful to passing my exams ???