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  • UCLA ECON 150 Fall 2008
    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Department of Economics Cameron Economics 134 Environmental Economics Lecture 4 Continuing with Tietenberg, Ch. 3: THE PURSUIT OF EFFICIENCY candidate remedies for inefficient allocations Private Negotiation. I
  • UCLA ECON 150 Fall 2008
    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Economics 134 Environmental Economics Professor Trudy Ann Cameron Handouts: Syllabus, Entrance Survey, Lab orientation signup sheet, signups for lab sessions/TA sessions Announcements: Course Reader available f
  • UCLA ECON 150 Fall 2008
    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Department of Economics Cameron Economics 134 Environmental Economics Problem Set #2 DUE DATE: May 20, 1999 NOTE: Part I requires downloading of the EXCEL spreadsheet on fisheries. If you do not have a recent ve
  • UCLA ECON 150 Fall 2008
    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Department of Economics Cameron Economics 134 Environmental Economics Lecture 13 Regional and Global Pollutants: Acid Rain Climate Change ACID RAIN MANAGEMENT: The Sulfur Allowance Trading Program Textbook supp
  • UCLA ECON 150 Fall 2008
    MEASURING THE PRICE RESPONSIVENESS OF RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND IN CALIFORNIA URBAN AREAS S A Report Prepared for the California Department of Water Resources* by Mary Renwick, Richard Green and Chester McCorkle* May 1998 ABSTRACT To assess the pote
  • UCLA ECON 150 Fall 2008
    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Department of Economics Cameron Economics 134 Environmental Economics Lecture 11 - revised Economics of Pollution Control: Overview Terminology Uniformly Mixing Pollutants - emission standards, emission charges,
  • UCLA ECON 150 Fall 2008
    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Department of Economics Cameron Economics 134 Environmental Economics Lecture 7 Depletable Resources: Energy -Natural Gas: Price Controls and their Consequences -Oil: The Cartel Problem -Oil: National Security P
  • UCLA ECON 150 Fall 2008
    NAME: _ ID#:_ UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Department of Economics Cameron Economics 134 Environmental Economics Spring 1999 Midterm Examination INSTRUCTIONS: This exam is worth 75 total points and has two parts. Part I accounts for 70 poi
  • UCLA ECON 150 Fall 2008
    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Department of Economics Cameron Economics 134 Environmental Economics Lecture 16 Toxic Substances Readings: Tietenberg [2], Chapter 19; Sigman [1] Toxics regulation applies to many substances that must be consi