ECON426Undergraduate
Economics of Natural Resources
Printed in the catalogue as ECONOMICS OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Course content
This course is designed to introduce students to certain areas of natural resource economics. Topics include theories of replenishable and exhaustible resource exploitation and the environment. Specific natural resources (e.g. depletable energy resources, recyclable resources, replenishable but depletable resources, etc.) are studied in depth.
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