ECO 215
Environmental Economics · 3 credits · Spring 2027
Requirements
Prerequisite: ECO 100 or 201 or 202 & E PI 65 & M56 Student must also be exempt from all remediation and MAT 56
About this course
This course introduces students to the economic analysis of environmental issues and problems related to the allocation of natural resources as well as the role of government in dealing with environmental problems. Students will develop the capacity to understand economic and policy issues related to environmental and natural resource exploitation, the micro- and macroeconomic foundations of environmental theory and policy, and discuss and evaluate current environmental policiesin the United States. Students will learn about the economics of externalities and natural resource management, including theoretical concepts, models of analysis, and theoretical debates among orthodox and heterodox interpretations.
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