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Environmental and natural resources economics: theory, policy, and the sustainable society

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1. Verfasser:	Hackett, Steven C. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Armonk, NY [u.a.] Sharpe 2011
Ausgabe:	4. ed.
Schlagworte:	Environmental economics Environmental policy Natural resources Sustainable development Nachhaltigkeit Umweltpolitik Umweltverträglichkeit Umweltökonomie Natürliche Ressourcen Ressourcenökonomie
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	XX, 471 S. graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9780765624949

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adam_text	Contents IJST OF TABLHS AND FIGURES .............................................................,....... ..хні FOREWORD BY MICH Al. C. MOORE ............................................................ ..mH PRKFAŒ., .................................................................... , ...........................................xix Part One. Theory and Fundamentals ................................. 1 Ï, ΪΝΤ!-ίΟΡΪ;(.ΎΚ.)Ν ................................................................................................3 Introduction ............................................................................................................3 Fundamental Concepts ...........................................................................................5 Some Reasons for Optimism and Some Reasons for Concern ............................10 Reasons for Optimism ..................................................................................10 Reasons for Concern ....................................................................................12 Overview ..............................................................................................................13 Summary ..............................................................................................................15 Review Questions and Problems ..........................................................................15 Internet Links .......................................................................................................16 References and Further Reading ..........................................................................17 2. VALUES ..............................................................................................................18 Introduction ..........................................................................................................18 Ethics ....................................................................................................................19 Deontologicul Ethics ....................................................................................20 Teleologicul Ethics .......................................................................................21 A Closer Look at Utilitarianism ...................................................................22 Self-Interest, the Common Good, and Social Order ............................................26 Private Property ....................................................................................................28 Locke and the Liberal Society ......................................................................28 Rousseau and the Civil Society ....................................................................29 On Positive and Normative Economics ...............................................................30 Economic Questions That All Societies Must Answer ........................................31 Summary ..............................................................................................................31 Review Questions and Problems ..........................................................................32 Internet Links .......................................................................................................33 References and Further Reading ..........................................................................33 Contents v 3. MARKETS ...........................................................................................................35 Introduction ..........................................................................................................35 Market Capitalism ................................................................................................35 Conditions Required for a Well-Functioning Competitive Market ......................36 Market Demand and Supply ................................................................................37 Market Demand ............................................................................................37 Market Supply ..............................................................................................40 Market Equilibrium and Efficiency ......................................................................43 Market Equilibrium ......................................................................................44 Efficient Resource Allocation .......................................................................45 Market Failure ......................................................................................................47 Monopoly, Cartels, and Market Power ........................................................47 Externalities .................................................................................................48 Common-Pool Resources (CPR) and Public Goods: Collectively Produced and/or Consumed Goods .........................................................49 Imperfect Information ..................................................................................50 Distributive Justice .......................................................................................51 Perspectives on Market Failures and Government Intervention ..................52 Summary ..............................................................................................................52 Review Questions and Problems ..........................................................................53 Internet Links .......................................................................................................55 References and Further Reading ..........................................................................55 Appendix: A Calculus-Based Derivation of Supply Curves ................................56 4. EXTERNALITIES ...............................................................................................58 Introduction ..........................................................................................................58 Positive Externalities ............................................................................................58 Negative Externalities ..........................................................................................61 Property Rights and Negative Externalities .................................................62 Social Cost as the Sum of Private and External Cost ..................................65 Competitive Markets Are Inefficient When There Are Negative Externalities .............................................................................................66 Pigouvian Taxes: The Theory of Policy Interventions for Negative Externalities .............................................................................................70 Some Damage Cost Estimates ......................................................................72 Summary ............................·.................................................................................74 Review Questions and Problems ..........................................................................75 Internet Links .......................................................................................................77 References and Further Reading ..........................................................................78 5. NATURAL RESOURCES ECONOMICS PART I: THEORY AND CONCEPTS .............................................................................79 Introduction and Overview ..................................................................................79 Allocating Nonrenewable Resources ...................................................................80 The Industrial Organization of Energy Delivery in the United States .........81 The Theory of Dynamically Efficient Nonrenewable Resource Pricing .......83 Present Value Analysis .................................................................................83 Dynamic Efficiency ......................................................................................84 Allocating Recyclable Resources .........................................................................92 vi Contents Allocating Renewable Resources .........................................................................94 Allocating Common-Pool Resources ...................................................................96 Ecosystem Services and Natural Capital ...........................................................102 Resources for the Future: Factors Affecting Future Resource Scarcity .............103 Summary ............................................................................................................105 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................107 Internet Links .....................................................................................................108 References and Further Reading ........................................................................108 Appendix: The Prisoner s Dilemma and the Tragedy of the Commons ............110 Part Two. Policy .................................................................113 6. natural resources economics part ii: marine capture fisheries ..................................................................115 Introduction ........................................................................................................115 World Trends ......................................................................................................115 Bioeconomic Model of a Fishery .......................................................................119 Fishery Management ..........................................................................................124 Catch Shares .......................................................................................................126 Aquaculture ........................................................................................................132 Summary ............................................................................................................134 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................134 Internet Links .....................................................................................................135 References and Further Reading ........................................................................136 7. AN INTRODUCTION TO BENEFIT/COST ANALYSIS ............................138 Introduction ........................................................................................................138 Elements of Benefit/Cost Analysis .....................................................................139 Benefits .......................................................................................................139 Costs ...........................................................................................................140 Efficiency ....................................................................................................143 Present Value ..............................................................................................143 Maximizing Total Net Benefits ....................................................................144 Operationalizing Benefit/Cost Analysis in U.S. Environmental Policy ......147 Topics in Benefits Measurement ........................................................................148 Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) and the Value of a Statistical Life(VSL) ...............................................................................................149 Estimating Nonmarketed Environmental Benefits ......................................152 The Contingent Valuation Method (CVM) .................................................156 The Travel Cost Method (TCM) .................................................................160 The Hedonic Regression Method (HRM) ...................................................162 Other Valuation Approaches ......................................................................163 Shortcomings and Limitations of Benefit/Cost Analysis ...................................165 The Coase Theorem ...........................................................................................166 Summary ............................................................................................................168 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................169 Internet Links .....................................................................................................171 References and Further Reading ........................................................................172 Contents vìi îi- POLITICAL ECONOMY .................................................................................. 176 Introduction: What Is Political Economy? .........................................................176 Economic Models of Political Economy and the Regulatory Process ...............177 Introduction ................................................................................................177 The Political Market for Regulation ...........................................................180 The Political Economy of Environmental Regulation: A Selective Survey .............................................................................................182 The Political Economy of Locally Self-Governed Common-Pool Resources .......................................................................................................184 The Political Economy of International Environmental Accords: The Case of the Montreal Protocol ................................................................186 Theoretical Foundation ..............................................................................187 Case Study: The International Political Economy of Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC) Control .....................................................188 Summary ............................................................................................................192 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................193 Internet Links .....................................................................................................195 References and Further Reading ........................................................................195 У. COMPLIANCE AND DETERRENCE ...........................................................198 Introduction ........................................................................................................198 The Economics of Crime ...................................................................................198 The Economics of Deterrence ....................................................................199 Criminal Penalties and Incarceration versus Fines and Monetary Damages ................................................................................203 Market-Based Reputational Deterrence and Voluntary Overcompliance .....................................................................................204 Private Auditing .........................................................................................207 Incentive Enforcement Systems ..................................................................208 EPA Enforcement ...............................................................................................209 Selected Civil and Criminal Case Summaries from the Department of Justice .............................................................................................................213 California Enforcement ......................................................................................214 Compliance ........................................................................................................215 Citizen Suits .......................................................................................................216 Summary ............................................................................................................217 Review Questions and Problems ...................................;....................................218 Internet Links .....................................................................................................219 References and Further Reading ........................................................................220 10. INCENTIVE REGULATION ...........................................................................222 Introduction ........................................................................................................222 Market-Based Regulation ..................................................................................225 Two Examples of Market-Based Regulation: Transferable Development Rights and Wetlands Mitigation Banking .........................225 Cap and Trade ....................................................................................................227 An Illustration of the Cost-Savings Potential from a Cap-and-Trade Program ..........................................................................................................230 Case I: Traditional Uniform Performance Standard and No Tradable Allowances ..............................................................................230 CONÏtr. Case 2: Cap and Trade ..............................................................................230 Case 3: Limited Allowance Trading ...........................................................236 Advantages of Tradable Allowance Systems ..............................................237 Disadvantages of Tradable Allowance Systems .........................................238 Cap and Trade and the Clean Air Act (CAA) Amendments of 1990: The Acid Rain Program ..................................................................................239 Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) .................................................................241 Emissions Trading ..............................................................................................243 Other Experiments with Tradable Allowances ...................................................244 Pollution Taxes ...................................................................................................245 Pollution Taxes in the United States ...........................................................247 Pollution Taxes Around the World ..............................................................248 Which Is Better: Cap and Trade or a Pollution Tax? .........................................249 Theoretical Equivalence of a Pollution Tax and Cap and Trade ...............249 The Policy Debate ......................................................................................251 Summary ............................................................................................................252 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................254 Internet Links .....................................................................................................255 References and Further Reading ........................................................................256 II. GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE: SCIENCE. ECONOMICS, AND POLICY ........................................................................258 Introduction ........................................................................................................258 Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Global Climate Change ..................................262 Modeling Carbon Dioxide Emissions ........................................................262 Trends and Predictions ...............................................................................263 The Evidence Regarding Global Climate Change .............................................266 Benefit/Cost Analysis .........................................................................................267 Economic Policy Instruments ............................................................................274 Policy Implementation: Kyoto and Beyond .......................................................278 The Kyoto Protocol ....................................................................................279 Carbon Markets .........................................................................................281 Emerging Regulatory Programs .................................................................283 Summary ............................................................................................................286 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................287 Internet Links .....................................................................................................288 References and Further Reading ........................................................................289 Part Three. Topics on the Economics of Sustai nabi lity...... 293 12. introduction to the concept of sustainability ...............295 Introduction ........................................................................................................295 Sustainable Development ...................................................................................298 Conservation-Based Development .....................................................................301 A Working Definition of Sustainability ..............................................................301 Summary ............................................................................................................305 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................306 Internet Links .....................................................................................................307 References and Further Reading ........................................................................308 Contents ¡x 13. RECOGNIZING INTERDEPENDENCES AND THINKING LONG TERM ..............................................................................310 Introduction ........................................................................................................310 Recognizing Interdependencies .........................................................................310 Technological Advance, the Agrarian Transition, and Human Migration ...................................................................................310 Income, Poverty, and Economic Growth ....................................................313 Education, Empowerment, and Justice ......................................................320 International Trade ....................................................................................325 Population ..................................................................................................334 Taxes and Incentives ..................................................................................338 Thinking Long Term: Discounting and Policymaking .......................................340 The Effect of Discount Rates on Environmentally Friendly Investments and Sustainability: An Illustrative Example .......................342 The Opportunity Cost of Capital and the Social Rate of Time Preference .......342 Are the Discount Rates Associated with Competitive Financial Markets Consistent with Those Required for Sustainability? ................345 Summary ............................................................................................................346 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................348 Internet Links .....................................................................................................350 References and Further Reading ........................................................................351 14. SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ...........................................354 Introduction ........................................................................................................354 Conventional Economic Development Strategies ..............................................354 Conventional Economic Development Assistance Programs .....................355 CaseStudies ...............................................................................................358 Envisioning Sustainable Development: The Brundtland Commission Report, the Earth Summit, the Millennium Development Goals, and Beyond ...........359 Theories of Sustainability ..................................................................................362 Weak Sustainability ....................................................................................363 Strong Sustainability ..................................................................................364 Practical Policy Implications .....................................................................366 Sustainability Indicators .....................................................................................367 Indicators of Weak Sustainability ...............................................................369 Indicators of Strong Sustainability .............................................................373 Case Studies in Measuring Sustainable Economic Development ......................374 Scotland ......................................................................................................374 United States ..............................................................................................375 Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean ...........................375 Summary ............................................................................................................376 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................377 Internet Links .....................................................................................................377 References and Further Reading ........................................................................379 Î* fSSUFS ÍN SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION AHD CONSUMPTION .......-............................................................................382 Introduction ........................................................................................................382 More Sustainable Energy Resources, Technologies, and Processes ..................384 Contents Selected Renewable Energy Resources and Technologies .........................384 Industrial Ecology ......................................................................................390 Policies Promoting Sustainable Production and Consumption ..........................391 Extended Producer Responsibility .............................................................392 Ecolabels ....................................................................................................393 Taxes, Subsidies, and Ecological Tax Reform ............................................396 Government Research and Development Funding .....................................396 International Environmental Certification .................................................397 Consumer Preferences and Sustainable Consumption .......................................399 Summary ............................................................................................................402 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................403 Internet Links .....................................................................................................404 References and Further Reading ........................................................................405 16. ISSUES IN THE ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABLE LOCAL COMMUNITIES ................................................................................407 Introduction ........................................................................................................407 Sustainable Local Self-Governance of CPR Systems ........................................407 Examples of Sustainable Local Communities and the Systems They Use for Governing CPRs ................................................................................409 Törbel, Switzerland ....................................................................................409 Japanese Village Commons ........................................................................409 Spanish Irrigation Commons .....................................................................410 Localized Self-Governance of Fisheries ....................................................410 Fodder and Fuelwood Use in Panchayat Community Forests ...................411 Ostrom s Design Principles Associated with Sustainable Local Self-Governance of Common-Pool Resources .............................412 Retrospective on CPRs and Local Self-Governance ..........................................413 Integrating Sustainability into Local Economic Development ..........................414 A Model of the Local Economy ..................................................................415 Different Approaches to Economic Development ......................................419 CaseStudies ...............................................................................................423 Summary ............................................................................................................427 Review Questions and Problems ........................................................................428 Internet Links .....................................................................................................429 References and Further Reading ........................................................................430 GLOSSARY ..............................................................................................................433 INDEX ....................................................................................................................461 ABOUT THE AUTHOR .........................................................................................475 Contents xi
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spelling	Hackett, Steven C. Verfasser aut Environmental and natural resources economics theory, policy, and the sustainable society Steven C. Hackett 4. ed. Armonk, NY [u.a.] Sharpe 2011 XX, 471 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index Environmental economics Environmental policy Natural resources Sustainable development Nachhaltigkeit Umweltpolitik Umweltverträglichkeit (DE-588)4061655-1 gnd rswk-swf Nachhaltigkeit (DE-588)4326464-5 gnd rswk-swf Umweltökonomie (DE-588)4061638-1 gnd rswk-swf Natürliche Ressourcen (DE-588)4075236-7 gnd rswk-swf Ressourcenökonomie (DE-588)4400948-3 gnd rswk-swf Umweltpolitik (DE-588)4078523-3 gnd rswk-swf Umweltökonomie (DE-588)4061638-1 s Nachhaltigkeit (DE-588)4326464-5 s DE-188 Ressourcenökonomie (DE-588)4400948-3 s Umweltpolitik (DE-588)4078523-3 s Natürliche Ressourcen (DE-588)4075236-7 s Umweltverträglichkeit (DE-588)4061655-1 s 1\p DE-604 2\p DE-604 Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=022548493&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk 2\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk
spellingShingle	Hackett, Steven C. Environmental and natural resources economics theory, policy, and the sustainable society Environmental economics Environmental policy Natural resources Sustainable development Nachhaltigkeit Umweltpolitik Umweltverträglichkeit (DE-588)4061655-1 gnd Nachhaltigkeit (DE-588)4326464-5 gnd Umweltökonomie (DE-588)4061638-1 gnd Natürliche Ressourcen (DE-588)4075236-7 gnd Ressourcenökonomie (DE-588)4400948-3 gnd Umweltpolitik (DE-588)4078523-3 gnd
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title	Environmental and natural resources economics theory, policy, and the sustainable society
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title_full	Environmental and natural resources economics theory, policy, and the sustainable society Steven C. Hackett
title_fullStr	Environmental and natural resources economics theory, policy, and the sustainable society Steven C. Hackett
title_full_unstemmed	Environmental and natural resources economics theory, policy, and the sustainable society Steven C. Hackett
title_short	Environmental and natural resources economics
title_sort	environmental and natural resources economics theory policy and the sustainable society
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topic	Environmental economics Environmental policy Natural resources Sustainable development Nachhaltigkeit Umweltpolitik Umweltverträglichkeit (DE-588)4061655-1 gnd Nachhaltigkeit (DE-588)4326464-5 gnd Umweltökonomie (DE-588)4061638-1 gnd Natürliche Ressourcen (DE-588)4075236-7 gnd Ressourcenökonomie (DE-588)4400948-3 gnd Umweltpolitik (DE-588)4078523-3 gnd
topic_facet	Environmental economics Environmental policy Natural resources Sustainable development Nachhaltigkeit Umweltpolitik Umweltverträglichkeit Umweltökonomie Natürliche Ressourcen Ressourcenökonomie
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