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Environmental economics and management : theory, policy, and applications

By: Callan, Scott JContributor(s): Thomas, Janet MMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Chicago : Irwin, ©1996Description: xxv, 725 p. : illustrationsISBN: 0256132542 ; 9780256132540Subject(s): Environmental economics | Industrial management -- Environmental aspects | Environmental economics -- Case studiesDDC classification: 333.7 Summary: This applied text looks at how environmental policy affects the business world. It is divided into three modules discussing air, water and solid waste pollution. These modules are further divided into chapters examining the problem, policies and economic theory involved with each form of pollution.

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This applied text looks at how environmental policy affects the business world. It is divided into three modules discussing air, water and solid waste pollution. These modules are further divided into chapters examining the problem, policies and economic theory involved with each form of pollution.

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