Intermediate Environmental Economics / Charles D. Kolstad

1. Economics and the environment;
2. Positive vs. normative analysis;
3. Making societal choices;
4. Welfare and markets;
5.Public goods and externalities;
6. Decision making and environmental protection;
7. Demand for environmental protection;
8. Revealed preference: pollution, land prices, and wages;
9. Revealed preference: defensive expenditures and travel cost;
10.Stated preferences, experiments, and referenda;
11. Basic environmental regulation;
12. Pricing emissions;
13. Markets and property rights;
14. Voluntary measures;
15. Spatial and temporal dimensions of regulation;
16. Regulation with adverse selection;
17. Regulation with moral hazard and dynamics;
18. Risk and uncertainty;
19. Regulation with multiple jurisdictions;
20. Development and growth.

Intermediate Environmental Economics, Indian edition, is the first text to concentrate solely on environmental economics the problems of earth, air, and water pollution from an economic perspective-with an emphasis on both government regulation and private sector anti-pollution incentives.