Environment and Natural Resource Economics -Tietenberg, Chapter 1&2

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Great video, but you made a mistake at 27:03, Scarcity rent. Long run and short run sentences. In long run, costs are variable but you said vice versa

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can you categorize the government incentives (carbon tax, permits) as scarsity rent.

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Several problems, 1st) 36:42 if two people visit Niagara falls, one who is willing to pay $2 and one who is willing to pay $10, making an "average price" of $5 solves nothing, you still only have one person willing to pay the price. dropping the price to anything more than $2 does nothing to create equilibrium between these two consumers 2nd) assuming the price is low enough that they will both pay to visit ($2) or free and that the cost of that good/service is more than that, they will both be considered to be free riders, regardless of whether one is willing to pay the full value or not. 3rd) 46:00 COASE theorem!!!!, not coarse. THere is no R! Named after Ronald H. Coase. 4th) 1:40 your slide was right, but you said that energy from the sun captures green house gases, it's the other way around, green house gases capture energy from the sun

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Thanks. Coase theorem not coarse theorem.

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