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Environmental Economics: From Principles to Policy

Supply and Demand → Case Studies in Environmental Policy

This learning path equips students with the economic principles needed to analyze environmental problems. Starting with microeconomic foundations, it covers externalities, market failure, valuation methods, cost-benefit analysis, and natural resource accounting, culminating in policy design. The path is designed for university students with an interest in economics and a career focus on environmental policy or resource management.

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