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1987
In this book, Jon Conrad and Colin Clark develop the theory of resource economics. To begin, they provide an introduction to the required techniques of dynamic optimization. Throughout the book they build the reader's understanding with many fully-worked problems and numerical examples.
Jon M. Conrad, Colin Whitcomb Clark
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In this book, Jon Conrad and Colin Clark develop the theory of resource economics. To begin, they provide an introduction to the required techniques of dynamic optimization. Throughout the book they build the reader's understanding with many fully-worked problems and numerical examples.
Jon M. Conrad, Colin Whitcomb Clark
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Economic Theory, Natural Resources, and Economic Growth
1999Abstract This chapter reviews the role of natural resources in theories of economic development and considers the degree to which scarcity of natural resources constitutes a limitation on growth. This is followed by a discussion of theories that regard primary commodity export-led growth as incompatible with broadly based and ...
Richard M Auty, Raymond E Mikesell
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Natural resources, education, and economic development
European Economic Review, 2001Economic growth since 1965 has varied inversely with the share of natural capital in national wealth across countries. Four main channels of transmission from abundant natural resources to stunted economic development are discussed: (a) the Dutch disease, (b) rent seeking, (c) overconfidence, and (d) neglect of education.
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The Economics of Natural Resources
Challenge, 1979Post-Keynesian theorists view the economic problems surrounding raw materials (that is, natural resources) in a very different light from orthodox neoclassical economic theory. This point can perhaps best be illustrated in the context of the current so-called ‘energy crisis’.
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The Economics of Natural Resources
Population and Development Review, 1988ECONOMISTS HAVE STUDIED NATURAL RESOURCES from the earliest days of the profession and for good reason. Resources are seen as the basis for national prosperity, power, and wealth. For example, the ability to harness energy resources in new ways is recognized as perhaps the major factor underlying the industrial revolution.
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Economics and Natural Resource Constraints
2017In this chapter Agboraw and Jones explore theories of natural resource scarcity and economic growth. By examining how natural resources fit within current theory the issues of how scarcity of resources, or resource prices, link to a better understanding of economic risk is outlined.
Efundem Agboraw, Aled Jones
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Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
2014Accessible to students and practitioners without an advanced degree in environmental economics, this essential reference work pinpoints the role of the economy in both creating and solving many of the world's most pressing environmental challenges. Given the number and scope of environmental problems we face today, everyone from high school ...
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