Environmental Policies: Concepts and Tools

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Description

This lecture covers the definition and economic instruments of environmental policies, issues such as air, water, waste management, natural resources, endangered species, biodiversity, and climate change. It also discusses OECD environmental indicators, environmental goods, market failure, government intervention, tools for environmental policy, price incentives, direct control, R & D policy, and the Swiss climate policy.

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