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The Valuation Problem,rkets, and it is reasonably straightforward to derive values for these commodities. Consumer surplus is given by the area under the inverse Marshallian demand curve and above the good’s market-clearing price. This so-called “welfare triangle” is an estimate of what consumers would be willing to pay

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Valuation in a Policy Context,s. Resource economists are, for the most part, motivated to make creative use of theoretical and empirical analysis to illuminate contemporary issues in natural resource and environmental policy. They are attracted to issues that combine analytical challenge with policy relevance. In chapter 3 Glen

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The Intertemporal Problem,Economists have traditionally been much concerned with defining what is meant by the efficient, or indeed optimal, use of resources, and with questioning whether the unhampered play of market forces will achieve such a state; if not, why not, and what forms of government intervention are in consequence most necessary and appropriate.

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