Environmental Economics

[@maxkleinsorg3088]

Can't believe my Prof needed 180 mins to explain this. Great vid!

[@gabMu]

I would definitely buy that bobblehead.

[@borbas_]

same

[@1178Tanvir]

Hoping to have a masters in Environmental Economics.. Thank you for the short introduction, it was helpful indeed. Hope to see more videos on this.

[@fusion9619]

Did you get it? How'd it go?

[@jeronimom1593]

How did it go?

[@tomschuelke7955]

I Would strongly reccomend to also have a deep look into ökological economics and biophysical economics. the Models of the behavior of our economy within our environement which in a way is nothing more but a mental construct for me is much better i think. The Economy is a fuly dependend subsystem of our ecosphere. and Ecological economics overcomes many shortcomes of standart economics, that in their mental models in far to many ways still is rooted to the world view of the 19th century. Using those old fundamental beleaves values and assumptions is inapropriate to bring us to a truly sustainable situation. if.. it is not allready to late for this.

[@lestatBGD]

Just graduated from MSc in Environmental Economics. This video is great! Thank you!

[@nathan9690]

lestatBGD Do you have any job prospects yet?

[@CerberusPlusOne]

Congratulations!

[@sadiqurrahman2]

This is the summary of the whole course. Thanks a lot for this outstanding lecture.

[@bulgarianchick89]

Thank you so much! I am a sustInable development Masters student. Clears a lot of questions regarding my lecture! Thank you fir taking the time to create these!

[@indianyaksha]

I am from India, I have paper of this subject in 4 hrs. Thankyou for this video.

[@andyjohnson3790]

Learned about as much in 9 min as i have in a month in my Enviro. Econ. class at St Cloud State. Thanks

[@kehkashanmansoor742]

Starting a degree in energy security and climate change....Ur videos help alot

[@rafitaur]

EXCELLENT VIDEO, I liked how you explained this topic in a video of less tan 10 minutes.

[@cecilbroom5652]

It's hard to know what the environmental costs are. Some people put them wildly high and others wildly low.

[@martavalentini6630]

Clear, consistent, interesting explanation! Very useful for my BSc dissertation!

[@leolleodev6868]

The video is awesome!

[@nthperson]

The supply-demand graph has a problem in the real world. The problem is that price does not clear markets for nature. Nature has a zero production cost in terms of labor and capital goods. Nature does not (under most conditions) lose it functional utility. As prices for nature are increasing, there is a strong incentive to hold supply off the market, to speculate that future prices will be even much higher. Speculation in land is extremely powerful in towns and cities, where locations are essentially fixed in supply. The negative externalities can be signficantly reduced by imposition of a near-100 percent annual tax on the potential annual rental of locations, of tracts resource-laden land, and on natural assets with an inelastic supply.

[@iqrarazzaq8779]

This vedio really helps me to revise introduction to environmental economics. Thanks!☺

[@rwalphonse2946]

Thank you for this well explained video on environmental economics.

[@isaactoyinjolayemi1665]

This is enlightenment. Thanks so much

[@sjm8636]

These vides are really helpful I think there really cool

[@survivalist0723]

Great video! Which puts also all wealth in ecological and ethical perspective. Rich people aren't the most ethical or ecological ones, but nowadays they are treated as if they were gods. Their money didn't pay their environmental and ecocidal catatsrophes, they should. And what about casino money and casino capitalism, and the environmental impacts?!

[@emmalofstedt5979]

Awesome video :D Very helpful in my essay writing in environmental law. Love from Sweden

[@glitter1951]

I am curious how the 'Donut' economic model theory integrates into (or opposes) environmental Economic theory. I am preparing a dissertation on these economic principles for a presentation to the Sierra Club. Any info would be helpful, thank you.

[@Sarah-hr1zf]

really helped me understand this concept for my AP environmental exam, thank you!

[@francescacedeno2030]

Sarah what did you grt

[@ollieanntan4478]

This. Was. Amazing.

[@CHURINDOK]

It is good to see our check cleared! Hope we can continue to do business; just tighten up your presentation. Sincerely, International Bankztaz

[@tigerp4797]

You do an amazing Job at explaining thing Its helped me a lot on test.

[@Silvertestrun]

good job, but how do we convince people with monetary power that returning ecosystem services and recycling wastes are the way things must be done?

[@jonathanlozier682]

Tragedy of the Commons! well done..maybe a follow up video on some specifics of a developing versus a developed country in regards to their statistics of GDP, pollution, regulation, quality of life and global impact. For example Bangladesh or Honduras and the evolution f the textile industry or China for pretty much everything. Keep up the great job!

[@srinivasbelsare4830]

great explanation

[@suyashaarao2125]

Awesome video. Got my concepts clear.

[@rameshlamichhane3771]

very useful to understand the environmental economic

[@kaneeravarshinianand2959]

Thank you, this was very helpful!

[@tangchhoungpov4815]

it gives me alot of idea in environmental economics. thank so much

[@damianpark1786]

The supply and demand material is a bit too cursory unless you already know what these curves mean. And when the external costs are included (cheap labor btw is not an external cost), the social cost is typically modeled as shifting up, not up and left. These are minor points, but to really understand the graphical models, necessary imo

[@tomschuelke7955]

I would very much like to see the fundamental difference between this aproach and the Öcological Economics.

[@akritivigyaarpan6935]

it's superb....which inform us a lot about environment vs economy

[@ThinkForYourself2025]

That was helpful; thanks!

[@Cyfix15]

this is very good, but how? what methods do you use to keep up productivity and retain a firms financial incentives while keeping the ecosystem clean

[@leenassiry4846]

Great video!!! thank you so much

[@alfredkik3675]

Excellent video! thanks a lot.

[@ajinreji03]

Good content...

[@agussaefudin2159]

Very interesting to learning 👍

[@MCLowe-sj3oq]

Thank you. Very helpful. And thank IMD network for sharing the link. :-)

[@ytsaltedcaramel]

Very helpful

[@VickyOsh]

fantastic!

[@jarrydirvine921]

This was very interesting... Thanks!

[@Ali_S.J]

Thank you sir❤.

[@nicolaspernaros2213]

learned a lot. great vid

[@FaizanKhan-nh3nf]

Great Video!

[@piggynice-06]

Nice bobble head. You should make it your merchandise!

[@ilovemyfamily51]

Thanks!!!! Ur videos r so interesting, continue to make them:)

[@TheLoneStudios]

Great video

[@urmi1484]

I am in 12th and I am binge-watching these so that I know what I will study for my major

[@DanielStone-yw1rn]

Thankyou so much

[@kavyanageshkandala5983]

Thank you so much sir :) very helpful

[@priyankasharma4120]

thanks that was helpful. a really good video!

[@TheyCallMeNewb]

Kuznets curve has particularly dejecting implications.

[@fusion9619]

I'm pretty sure it's wrong, too. It's wishful thinking.

[@nathanjensen8804]

very helpful thank you

[@shekai48]

where can i buy that bobblehead?

[@abdisemedtahir2149]

very good

[@xavierfroidevaux955]

Thanks!

[@indimolo3062]

greatt💯

[@dampudulom3199]

Oky, so, this is why apple has plants in developing countries?

[@sebastians7346]

yea

[@krishant]

Wow ♥️👍🏻

[@benjaminblevins1882]

EKC is a very problematic model, from the econometrics, assumptions and the numerous dynamics not considered. For example, off shoring of pollution. The trickle down of environmental economics

[@ulluubloo]

I must buy all the bobbleheads

[@rossb9236]

Ms.T whack for making me watch this

[@kuldeepsolanki1577]

Who's here from Mr.Bohannon's Class

[@johnlord8337]

10*

[@rawstarmusic]

Eat raw fish like the japanese, that doesn't pollute. Sail your boat the get the fish, that doesn't pollute. problem solved. No pollution in the sea other than fish bones that will be eaten and absorbed in the eco-system. Problem solved. Plant fish back in the sea to meet demands. It's called a blue planet and the largest biological entity is the ocean. Hope you like fish.

[@nyashadzasherugube1070]

Wow learning has never been so early when gentleman share their wisdom like this .thnk u so much Sir .your lecture has covered my assignment .and problem solved .

[@environmentnetclasses8654]

u r speak so fast ....

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