Lecture 1 (Economics of Natural Resources)

[@shafiabutt1678]

Show starts at 30:01.

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[@envirotourism4497]

I'm did bachelor in natural resource economics. I like this lecture because it has given me knowledge I did not get at university

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[@212george212]

what's the book that you mentioned in the 30:27 minute?

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I also want to know it...

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What is the textbook?

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why is this so more interesting than in real life

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Because here you don't need to submit assignment 🤣🤣🤣

[@mansinath1751]

Can anyone tell the names of book he has suggested.

[@lucianaalcantara445]

What is the book he recommended to the students?

[@dexzero]

"A Libertarian Perspective on Environmental Policy" by Dolan. Not 100% sure tho.

[@ttttillermand]

37:17 Imagine getting called out in a full lecture hall for checking your phone during your first class, lmao.

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[@rishabhtiwari1970]

Sir, which book did u mention at 49:00

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economics_in_One_Lesson

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I was really excited by the prospect of these lectures, but got fucked off by listening to the first twenty minutes of admin. Why the hell not just edit it out?

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[@nthperson]

Recommended reading on how to prevent a tragedy of the commons is a paper by Professor Robert v. Andelson, who taught philosophy at Auburn University. He delivered this paper at the annual conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations held at the University of Pennsylvania in 1989. This paper is available online here: www.cooperative-individualism.org/andelson-robert_a-commons-without-tragedy-1989.htm On comparative advantage... An important component of where goods are produced and services provided is the vast expansion of knowledge transfer. Your students come from different parts of the world and will return with the capacity to produce at a level far more universally-consistent than existed even in the recent past. This combined with calculations of comparative advantage based on "all-in costs" today determine where activity takes place. Government policy is, in some instances, a very strong externality (e.g., where government is committed to full employment and requires companies to produce in the country what they sell in the country).

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40 minutes before info….man….lucky ur somewhat compelling!😂 ….still in the biz of righteous? Btw I usually drop vids 30 seconds in! 🎉

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[@jessh4016]

What's with the weird lip smacking at the beginning?

[@HKofficial15]

Terrible....spent too much time on unnecessary things and a very little about course.

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