Environment
Economics
B.A. (HONS) Business Economics Semester VI – Paper
XXI Environmental Economics
Guidelines for paper
XXI ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
formulated following the meeting held on 25th November 2009 for the
sixth semester of 2009-2010
Unit 1 Environment & Development (15 marks)
A. Sustainable
Economic Development
B. Concept
of Sustainable Development
Readings: Perman et al:
Natural Resources and Environmental Economics, Second Edition, Longman
Publication, 1999. Chapter 2 & Chapter 3
Unit 2 Externalities & Market Failure (15 marks)
a. Concept
of externalities, Public Goods and Market Failure
b. Economic
Instruments
Readings: Perman et al:
Natural Resources and Environmental Economics, Second Edition, Longman
Publication, 1999. Chapter 6 & Chapter 12
Note: Sections 12.6,
12.7 and the matrix given on pg 324 may be excluded.
Unit 3 Economic Valuation (10 marks)
1. Contingent
Valuation Technique
2. Travel
Cost Method
3. Hedonic
Pricing
4. Household
Production Method- Defensive Expenditure
Readings: i) Perman et al: Natural Resources and
Environmental Economics, Second Edition, Longman Publication,1999. Chapter 14
(please exclude pg 394-396 and all boxes and tables) & include pg 402 (total
WTP) and 405-412 (WTP OR WTA)
ii)
Charles D. Kolstad: Environmental Economics, 2000- Oxford University Press.
Chapter 17 – pages 337-341
Unit 4 Environmental Accounting (10 marks)
Readings: i)
Ravindra N. Bhattacharya, (Edited): Environment Economics – An Indian
Perspective, OUP, 2001- chapter 5 pg 170-172 and 179-188
ii)
Perman et al: Natural Resources and Environmental Economics, Longman
Publication, 1996 (First Edition) – chapter 14 – pg 362-372
Unit 5 Environmental Regulation and Policies (10
marks)
a. Environmental
Regulation and Policies(Indian Context) – Ch 3 Ravindra N. Bhattacharya,
(Edited): Environment Economics – An Indian Perspective, OUP, 2001
b. Global
Environmental Issues in particular reference to Climate Change
Readings:
i) Ravindra N. Bhattacharya,
(Edited): Environment Economics – An Indian Perspective, OUP, 2001- chapter 3
pg 100-119
ii)
Perman et al: Natural Resources and Environmental Economics, Longman
Publication, 1999 (Second Edition) – chapter 13 – pg 337-346
iii)
R. Kerry Turner, David Pearce and Ian Bateman: Environmental Economics:- An
Elementary Introduction (1994) Harvester Wheat sheaf- chapter 19 pg 267-279
Note: Non mathematical is recommended
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