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Economics C3: Introduction to Environmental Economics and Policy

Economics C3: Introduction to Environmental Economics and Policy (Fall 2012, UC Berkeley). Taught by Professor Peter Berck, this course introduces microeconomics with emphasis on resource, agricultural, and environmental issues. This course offers an opportunity to explore aspects of economic and political institutions that affect the development and management of natural resources and the environment. It is also known as Environmental Economics and Policy C1 (EEP C1).

Lecture 21 - Government Policies for Environmental Protection


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Lecture 01 - Introduction, Supply and Demand
Lecture 02 - Supply and Demand, Taxes and Policies
Lecture 03 - Taxes and Policies, Markets and Market Failure
Lecture 04 - Markets and Market Failure
Lecture 05 - Demand, Indifference, and Budget
Lecture 06 - Demand, Indifference, and Budget
Lecture 07 - Consumer Surplus
Lecture 08 - Measuring Benefits
Lecture 09 - Revealed Preference
Lecture 10 - Revealed Preference
Lecture 11 - Stated Preference
Lecture 12 - Techniques, Isoquants and Cost Curves
Lecture 13 - Pollution Control
Lecture 14 - Costs - Where S(P) Comes From
Lecture 15 - Profits, Shutdown, and Long-Run
Lecture 16 - The Welfare Theorem & the Environment
Lecture 17 - Review
Lecture 18 - Environment, Trading and Efficiency
Lecture 19 - Trading and Efficiency
Lecture 20 - Government Policies for Environmental Protection
Lecture 21 - Government Policies for Environmental Protection
Lecture 22 - Cheating and Bad Government, Interest Rates
Lecture 23 - Cost Benefit Analysis