Handbook of Environmental and Resource Economics (häftad)
Format
Häftad (Paperback / softback)
Språk
Engelska
Antal sidor
1328
Utgivningsdatum
2002-09-01
Upplaga
New ed
Förlag
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Illustrationer
index
Dimensioner
62 x 230 x 155 mm
Vikt
1660 g
ISBN
9781843762362

Handbook of Environmental and Resource Economics

Häftad,  Engelska, 2002-09-01
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This major reference book comprises specially commissioned surveys in environmental and resource economics written by an international team of experts. Authoritative yet accessible, each entry provides a state-of-the-art summary of key areas that will be invaluable to researchers, practitioners and advanced students. The handbook contains 79 chapters distributed over 10 main sections: introduction economics of natural resources economics of environmental policy international aspects of environmental economics and policy space in environmental economics environmental macroeconomics * economic valuation and evaluation interdisciplinary issues methods and models in environmental and resource economics prospects Aside from being the most extensive survey of environmental and resource economics available today, the handbook contains several special and unique features. Five of the ten main sections cover topics that are addressed marginally or not at all in previous handbooks or other surveys. Moreover, in addition to overviews of the standard (neoclassical) approach, the book covers core elements of ecological economics in the section on interdisciplinary issues, with a separate chapter comparing neoclassical and ecological economics. The first section includes an introduction and summary of the handbook, as well as a chapter with a historical survey of environmental economics. The final section covers future areas of research from both monodisciplinary and multidisciplinary perspectives. At a chapter level the handbook addresses, in addition to standard topics, both less common and recent topics in environmental and resource economics. These include cartels in resource extraction, trade in resources, indicators of resource scarcity, endogenous risk, policy in imperfect markets, transaction costs, the double dividend of ecotaxation, distribution issues, ethics and policy, ethics and valuation, strategic trade, endogenous locations, endogenous growth theory, environmental Kuznets curves, sustainability and sustainable development, the meaning of thermodynamics, analysis of materials flows, the relevance of ecological theory, multi-criteria analysis, computable general equilibrium models, decomposition methods, and ecological economics. Traditional topics are surveyed as well, for instance, externalities, instrument choice, nonrenewable resource extraction, fishery economics, water use, the growth debate, valuation methods and cost-benefit analysis. A final main advantage of the handbook is that the extensive sub-divisions into topics means that the surveys offer an advanced treatment whilst being concise, authoritative and accessible.
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'This is a splendid book. . . It is the ideal book for the indolent PhD student and academic alike. For the former, with a little creative and judicious re-packaging, it will yield at least half of the literature review of any thesis; for the latter, it will provide near instant erudition in fields far removed from ones own speciality. . . Because of its encyclopaedic character, it also tells us something about our profession as a whole and how we work. . . a word of appreciation to the editor of this volume. All of the 79 articles were commissioned pieces, written by 92 authors, each reviewed by 2 anonymous reviewers, revised and re-submitted. Any reader who has edited a commissioned volume will appreciate the majesty and miraculous nature of this achievement.'

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Edited by Jeroen C.J.M. van den Bergh, ICREA Professor, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain and Professor of Environmental and Resource Economics, Free University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Contents: Preface Part I: Introduction 1. An Overview of Environmental and Resource Economics (J.C.J.M. van den Bergh) 2. A Short History of Environmental and Resource Economics (T.D. Crocker) Part II: Economics of Natural Resources 3. Optimal Extraction of Non-Renewable Resources (C.Withagen) 4. Imperfect Competition in Natural Resource Markets (C.Withagen and A. de Zeeuw) 5. Economics of Mining Taxation (P.A. Neher) 6. International Trade and Natural Resources (N. Van Long) 7. Indicators of Natural Resource Scarcity: A Review and Synthesis (C.J. Cleveland and D.I. Stern) 8. Renewable Resources: Fisheries (C.W. Clark) 9. Renewable Resources: Forestry (T. Aronsson and K.-G. Loefgren) 10. The Economics of Water Use (D. Zilberman and L. Lipper) 11. Agriculture and the Environment (J.S. Shortle and D.G. Abler) 12. Economics of Energy (J. Willem and E. Worrell) Part III: Economics of Environmental Policy 13. Externalities (E.T. Verhoef) 14. Endogenous Environmental Risk (T.D. Crocker and J.F. Shogren) 15. Standards versus Taxes in Pollution Control (G.E. Helfand) 16. Imperfect Markets, Technological Innovation and Environmental Policy Instruments (C. Carraro) 17. Environmental Policy and Transaction Costs (K. Krutilla) 18. Tradable Permits in Economist Theory (P. Koutstaal) 19. Lessons from Using Transferable Permits to Control Air Pollution in the United States (T. Tietenberg) 20. The Double Dividend of an Environmental Tax Reform (R.A. de Mooij) 21. Practical Considerations and Comparison of Instruments of Environmental Policy (C.S. Russell and P.T. Powell) 22. Public Economics and Environmental Policy (S. Proost) 23. Positive Analyses of Instrument Choice in Environmental Policies (F.J. Dietz and H.R.J. Vollebergh) 24. Equity in Environmental Policy: An Application to Global Warming (A. Rose and S. Kverndokk) 25. Distributional Issues: An Overview (J. Martinez-Alier and M. O'Connor) Part IV: International Aspects of Environment Economics and Policy 26. Environmental Policy in Open Economies (M. Rauscher) 27. Partial Equilibrium Models of Trade and the Environment (K. Krutilla) 28. General Models of Environmental Policy and Foreign Trade (K. Steininger) 29. Strategic Environmental Policy and Foreign Trade (A.M. Ulph) 30. Environment, International Trade and Development (H. Verbruggen) 31. Environmental Conflict, Bargaining and Cooperation (C. Carraro) 32. Transboundary Environmental Problems (M. Hoel) 33. Economic Analysis of Global Environmental Issues: Global Warming, Stratospheric Ozone and Biodiversity (D. Pearce) 34. Tax Instruments for Curbing Co2 Emissions (S. Smith) Part V: Space in Environmental Economics 35. Environmental and Regional Economics (P. Nijkamp) 36. Non-point Source Pollution Control (A. Xepapadeas) 37. Land Use and Environmental Quality (W.B. Meyer) 38. Urban Sustainability (D. Banister) 39. Location Choice, Environmental Quality and Public Policy (J.R. Markusen) 40. Transport and the Environment (K.J. Button and P. Rietveld) Part VI: Environmental Macroeconomics 41. Environment in Macroeconomic Modelling (E.C. van Ierland) 42. Endogenous Growth Theory and the Environment (S. Smulders) 43. A Pro-growth Perspective (W. Beckerman) 44. Steady-state Economics: Avoiding Uneconomic Growth (H.E. Daly) 45. An Assessment of the Growth Debate (J.C.J.M. van den Bergh and R.A. de Mooij) 46. The Environmental Kuznets Curve Hypothesis (S.M. de Bruyn and R.J. Heintz) 47. Growth-oriented Economic Policies and their Environmental Impact (M. Munasinghe) 48. The Biophysical Basis of Environmental Sustainability (R. Goodland) 49. Indicators of Sustainable Development (O.J. Kuik and A.J. Gilbert) 50. Development, Poverty and Environment (E.B. Barbier) Part VII: Economic Valuation and Evaluation 51. Theory of Economic Valuation of Environmental Goods and Services (P.-O. Johansson) 52. Recreation Demand Models