ECON 516
Environmental Economics

Credit: 4 hours.


(ECON 464) Examines both theory and policy applications in the environmental area; selectively reviews the literature to provide a framework for understanding the relevant economic relationships and the criteria appropriate for policy assessment; emphasizes the characteristics of major environmental problems and policy choices; and considers the valuation of environmental amenities and the conflict between environmental quality and growth. Same as ACE 516, and ENVS 511. Prerequisite: ECON 302 or consent of instructor.