wir260 Environmental Economics (Complete module description)
| Module title | Environmental Economics | ||||||||||||
| Module code | wir260 | ||||||||||||
| Credit points | 6.0 KP | ||||||||||||
| Responsible institute | Department of Business Administration, Economics and Law (Business Administration and Business Education) | ||||||||||||
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Authorised to examine:
Die im Modul Lehrenden
Module responsibility:
Cristian Huse
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| Learning outcomes/competencies |
The undergraduates • understand the basic subjects of environmental economics • know essentials of economic theory in environmental policy • know environmental problems and are able to analyze and interpret them economically • know the mechanics of instruments in environmental policy and also their conditions of usage • are able to evaluate instruments of environmental policy • know about the problems of transnational environmental burdens • know methods of environmental assessment |
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| Module contents |
Following topics will be discussed: • definition and differentiation of environmental economics • economic interpretations of environmental problems • objectives and instruments of environmental policy • market economy instruments of environmental policy • conditions of implementation of environmental politics International environmental problems • environmental assessment |
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| Recommended reading | R. Perman, Y. Ma, J. McGilvray, M. Common (2003). Natural Resource and Environmental Economics. Pearson. US Environmental Protection Agency (2010). Guide for Economic Analyses. (May 2014 update). N. Keohane & S. Olmstead (2007). Markets and the Environment. Springer Verlag. C. Kolstad (2010). Environmental Economics. Oxford University Press. |
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| Duration (semesters) | 1 Semester | ||||||||||||
| Module frequency | jährlich | ||||||||||||
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