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Economic Values and the Environment in the Developing World

By: Stavos Georgiou, Dale Whittington, David Pearce and Dominic Moran
167 pages, Tabs
Publisher: Edward Elgar
Economic Values and the Environment in the Developing World
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  • Economic Values and the Environment in the Developing World ISBN: 9781858985008 Hardback Apr 1997 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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This text provides a critical overview of the application of economic valuation techniques to environmental problems in less developed countries. The authors argue that economic valuation has just as important a role to play in the developing as in the developed world in valuing environmental resources and change. Additionally, the information such techniques provide is invaluable when helping to devise sound environmental policies. It demonstrates that economic valuation is of extreme importance in raising the profile of the enivronmental aspects of development initiatives and policies, and that the application of economic valuation is both widespread and successful in developing countries.

Contents

Part 1 Introduction. Part 2 Economic valuation methodology. Part 3 Selected case studies in economic valuation. Part 4 Guidelines for economic valuation. Part 5 Problems with applying valuation techniques in developing economies.

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By: Stavos Georgiou, Dale Whittington, David Pearce and Dominic Moran
167 pages, Tabs
Publisher: Edward Elgar
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