Environmental Economics

Kolstad’s text is a central, though advanced, resource in a field that will inevitably grow as global necessity dictates.
A Classroom-Ready Text for a Rapidly Changing Discipline Now in its most transformative edition yet, Environmental Economics offers university instructors a thoroughly updated and pedagogically sound resource for teaching advanced undergraduate students., This 25th anniversary, new edition reflects the profound evolution of both environmental policy and economic methodology over the past two decades. Authored by Charles Kolstad (Stanford University, UC Santa Barbara) and Noelwah Netusil (Reed College), the text is designed for economics majors with a solid foundation in microeconomic theory. It fills a critical instructional niche–rigorous yet accessible, empirical yet intuitive. Key Teaching Benefits – Curriculum Fit: Ideal for upper-level undergraduate courses in environmental economics, public policy, or applied micro