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ENVS 25: Environmental Policy and Economics - Summer Session II, 2015 Tuesday & Thursday 9:00-12:30 - Natural Sciences Annex 103

This course introduces students to the basic concepts and tools from environmental economics as they apply to the development of environmental policy. This course is designed to engage students with concepts from environmental economics, and provide students with a firm grounding in understanding environmental economics through the lens of environmental issues. Economic thinking is integral to the way societies engage with problems, and understanding how policy decisions are made, and factors that go into decisionsmaking, are at the heart of economic approaches to such problems.