Anthony C. Fisher, Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California, Berkeley, US

'Both students of environmental science and economics, and practitioners will find much of interest.'

• Part I Synthesis of a new field - environmental and resource economics. Part II Introduction of environmental values into benefit-cost analysis. Part III Irreversibility on economic processes. Part IV Uncertainty and irreversibility. Part V Social discounting and intergenerational transfers. Part VI The meaning and measurement of resource scarcity. Part VII The theory of exhaustible resource depletion and discovery. Part VIII Energy modelling and policy analysis. Part IX Something old and something new.

Anthony C. Fisher, Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California, Berkeley, US

'Both students of environmental science and economics, and practitioners will find much of interest.'

• Part I Synthesis of a new field - environmental and resource economics. Part II Introduction of environmental values into benefit-cost analysis. Part III Irreversibility on economic processes. Part IV Uncertainty and irreversibility. Part V Social discounting and intergenerational transfers. Part VI The meaning and measurement of resource scarcity. Part VII The theory of exhaustible resource depletion and discovery. Part VIII Energy modelling and policy analysis. Part IX Something old and something new.

Anthony C. Fisher, Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California, Berkeley, US

'Both students of environmental science and economics, and practitioners will find much of interest.'

• Part I Synthesis of a new field - environmental and resource economics. Part II Introduction of environmental values into benefit-cost analysis. Part III Irreversibility on economic processes. Part IV Uncertainty and irreversibility. Part V Social discounting and intergenerational transfers. Part VI The meaning and measurement of resource scarcity. Part VII The theory of exhaustible resource depletion and discovery. Part VIII Energy modelling and policy analysis. Part IX Something old and something new.