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|a Economics of the Environment
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|a The Problem -- Using the Environment - An Allocation Problem -- Static Allocation Aspect -- Production Theory and Transformation Space -- Optimal Environmental Use -- Environmental Quality as a Public Good -- Property-Rights Approach to the Environmental Problem -- Environmental-Policy Instruments -- Incidence of an Emission Tax -- Policy Instruments -- Policy Instruments and the Casuistics of Pollution -- The Political Economy of Environmental Scarcity -- Environmental Allocation in Space -- Environmental Endowment, Competitiveness and Trade -- Transfrontier Pollution -- Global Environmental Media -- Regional Aspects of Environmental Allocation -- Environmental Allocation in Time and under Uncertainty -- Long-Term Aspects of Environmental Quality -- Economic Growth, Sustainability and Environmental Quality -- Risk and Environmental Allocation.
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|a "The labor of nature is paid, not because she does much, but because she does little. In proportion as she becomes niggardly in her gifts, she exacts a greater price for her work. Where she is munificently bene- cent, she always works gratis." David Ricardo* This book interprets nature and the environment as a scarce resource. Whereas in the past people lived in a paradise of environmental superabundance, at p- sent environmental goods and services are no longer in ample supply. The en- ronment fulfills many functions for the economy: it serves as a public-c- sumption good, as a provider of natural resources, and as receptacle of waste. These different functions compete with each other. Releasing more pollutants into the environment reduces environmental quality, and a better environm- tal quality implies that the environment's use as a receptacle of waste has to be restrained. Consequently, environmental disruption and environmental use are by nature allocation problems. This is the basic message of this book.
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