environmental economics

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Environmental economics is a field of economics that studies how economic activities affect the environment and designs policies and incentives to address environmental problems and manage natural resources efficiently.

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instanceOf academic discipline
field of study
subfield of economics
analyzes environmental externalities
environmental regulation costs and benefits
property rights and the environment
public goods related to the environment
tragedy of the commons situations
appliesTo air pollution control
biodiversity conservation policy
climate policy design
deforestation and land-use policy
waste management policy
water quality management
developedFrom public economics
welfare economics
focusesOn cost–benefit analysis of environmental regulations
design of environmental policy
efficient management of natural resources
market-based environmental instruments
sustainable development
valuation of environmental goods
goal efficient allocation of environmental resources
improvement of environmental quality
internalization of environmental externalities
sustainable economic growth
hasKeyConcept Coase theorem NERFINISHED
abatement cost curve
command-and-control regulation
environmental damage function
environmental externality
market-based regulation
public bad
hasKeyFigure Arthur Cecil Pigou NERFINISHED
David Pearce NERFINISHED
Ronald Coase NERFINISHED
William Nordhaus NERFINISHED
influences corporate environmental strategy
international climate agreements
national environmental legislation
relatedTo climate economics
ecological economics
energy economics
resource economics
studies biodiversity loss
climate change
ecosystem services
environmental externalities
interaction between the economy and the environment
natural resource use
pollution
taughtIn universities worldwide
usesConcept Pigouvian tax NERFINISHED
cap-and-trade system
carbon pricing
carbon tax
contingent valuation
discounting of future environmental benefits and costs
environmental Kuznets curve NERFINISHED
hedonic pricing
non-market valuation
pollution tax
social cost of carbon
tradable pollution permits
travel cost method

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Pigouvian subsidy usedIn environmental economics