ECON351
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Environmental Economics
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Compare the marginal benefit (demand) and marginal cost (supply) of environmental resource (equality) use.
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Distinguish between public goods and externalties as sources of environmental problems.
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Analyze Coasian property right structures, Pigouvian taxes and subsidies, pricing, and command-and-control techniques for controlling pollution.
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Develop efficiency and cost-minimizing approaches to environmental policy.
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Recognize non-economic (legal and political) limitations to environmental policy.