Environmental economics / Shunsuke Managi, Koichi Kuriyama.

<P><strong>Chapter 1: Our Lifestyles and the Environment</strong><br>Section 1. Economic Development and Environmental Issues<br>Section 2. Waste Problems and Sustainable Society<br>Section 3. Climate Change</p> <p><strong>Chapter 2: Mechanisms that Give Rise to Environmental Problems</strong><br>Section 1. Externalities and Market Failures<br>Section 2. The Use and Management of Common-Pool Resources<br>Section 3. Public Goods and Free Riding</p> <p><strong>Chapter 3: Fundamental Theories of Environmental Policy</strong><br>Section 1. Direct Regulations and Market Mechanisms<br>Section 2. Environmental Taxes and Subsidies<br>Section 3. Resolutions through Direct Negotiations<br>Section 4. Emission Cap and Trade</p> <p><strong>Chapter 4: Applications for Environmental Policies<br></strong>Section 1. Choice among Policy Measures<br>Section 2. Waste Policy<br>Section 3. The Kyoto Protocol and Climate Change Policy<br>Section 4. The Current State and Future Targets of Climate Change Policy</p> <p><strong>Chapter 5: Environmental Value Assessment<br></strong>Section 1. Environmental Value<br>Section 2. Environmental Valuation Method 1: Revealed Preferences Method<br>Section 3. Environmental Valuation Method 2: Stated Preferences Method<br>Section 4. Cost-Benefit Analysis</p> <p><strong>Chapter 6: Business and Environmental Problems</strong><br>Section 1. Business and Environmental Policies<br>Section 2. Social Responsibility Demanded from Business<br>Section 3. Business and Environmental Risks<br>Section 4. Biodiversity and the Ecosystem</p> <p><strong>Chapter 7: Global Environmental Problems and International Trade</strong><br>Section 1. International Trade and the Environment<br>Section 2. Environmental Regulations and Technological Development<br>Section 3. Sustainable Development<br>Section 4. Energy Economics<br></p>