Resource economics

By:

"Conrad, Jon M"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Cambridge university press; 2011Description: 285pISBN:

9780521697675

Subject(s):

Natural resources-Management-Mathematical models

DDC classification:

333.7 CON 2nd ed

Summary: The Book Covers Basic Concepts, Shows How To Set Up Spreadsheets To Solve Simple Dynamic Allocation Problems, And Presents Economic Models For Fisheries, Forestry, Nonrenewable Resources, And Stock Pollutants . Examines The Maximin Utility Criterion When The Utility Of A Generation Depends On Consumption Of A Manufactured Good, Harvest From A Renewable Resource, And Extraction From A Nonrenewable Resource. These Problems Help Make Concepts Operational, Develop Economic Intuition, And Serve As A Bridge To The Study Of Real-World Problems In Resource Management.

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The Book Covers Basic Concepts, Shows How To Set Up Spreadsheets To Solve Simple Dynamic Allocation Problems, And Presents Economic Models For Fisheries, Forestry, Nonrenewable Resources, And Stock Pollutants . Examines The Maximin Utility Criterion When The Utility Of A Generation Depends On Consumption Of A Manufactured Good, Harvest From A Renewable Resource, And Extraction From A Nonrenewable Resource. These Problems Help Make Concepts Operational, Develop Economic Intuition, And Serve As A Bridge To The Study Of Real-World Problems In Resource Management.

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