Economic evolution of environmental management progammes

By:

Murty, M. N

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Commonwealth.; 1988Description: 140 pISBN:

8190004670

Subject(s):

Ecology

DDC classification:

333.7 Mur

Summary: Conservation of environmental resources is very important without which nature's balance will be dis turbed which, in turn, may make life on the globe more miserable. Pre servation involves incremental cost to the society with probably more than compensating incremental benefits. This book provides a succinct review of various methods of evaluation of economic effects of management of environmental resources. It also dis cusses at length issues relating to the relative efficacy of alternative pro grammes for the environmental pollu tion abatement. As an illustration of the practicability of methodological issues discussed, it presents a detailed case study of the economic evaluation of water pollution abate ment.

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Conservation of environmental resources is very important without which nature's balance will be dis turbed which, in turn, may make life on the globe more miserable. Pre servation involves incremental cost to the society with probably more than compensating incremental benefits. This book provides a succinct review of various methods of evaluation of economic effects of management of environmental resources. It also dis cusses at length issues relating to the relative efficacy of alternative pro grammes for the environmental pollu tion abatement. As an illustration of the practicability of methodological issues discussed, it presents a detailed case study of the economic evaluation of water pollution abate ment.

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