Titlebook: Economics for Environmental Studies; A Strategic Guide to Alfred Endres,Volker Radke Textbook 2018Latest edition Springer-Verlag GmbH Germa

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Integration of the Natural Environment: Socially Undesirable Utilisation of Natural Goodstrasted with the circular flow diagram discussed in Chap. 3, which does not represent the natural environment at all. Instead, it is proposed that the economic system is embedded into and dependant on the natural system. Based on the criteria of non-excludability and non-rivalry it is argued that na

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A Sketch of Environmental Microeconomicsf economics to make amends, the government. To see how this might be done in principle, we introduce the concept of ?internalizing externalities?, an idea that the media love to quote but seem to not always fully understand. Then, we turn from the principle to its practical application. Pollution ta

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Fundamental Concepts of Macroeconomicsn Sect. 9.1 that for environmental studies the problem of stagnation and the corresponding goal of economic growth are of main interest, while unemployment and price instability are to a lesser extent. Hence, Sect. 9.2 focuses on basic concepts and models of growth theory. It is demonstrated that th

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A Sketch of Environmental Macroeconomicsal factor of production is introduced. The neoclassical assumption of unlimited growth possibilities has been questioned by, among others, the ., by hinting at the exhaustability of natural productive stocks. The neoclassical rejection of the assumption of natural limits to growth rests on the possi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54828-8Environmental Economics; Macroeconomics; Microeconomics; Resource Economics; Environmental Studies

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