AREC 365
Natural Resource Economics
Fall 2026
Topics
- apply the tools of economic analysis to modern day natural resource and environmental problems
- analyze allocation problems for renewable and nonrenewable resources
- critically evaluate public policy options
- present a clear, concise, and compelling economic argument
- analyze theories and concepts in natural resource economics in multiple forms (math- ematical, graphical, verbal)
- apply an economic mindset for solving real-world environmental problems
- Note that the outline is tentative and is subject to change. All changes will be announced in class
Readings
- Tietenberg and Lewis: “Environmental and Natural Resource Economics”, 12th edition, 2024 Older editions are fine. The 11th edition is available online from the library
Fall 2024
Readings
- Thomas H. Tietenberg and Lynne Lewis. (2020). Natural Resource Economics. The Essentials. 1st Edition. Routledge. ISBN 9780367280345 (hardback) ISBN 9780429299285 (Ebook). Any version ofISBN 9780367280345
- Routledge; Barnes & Noble; Amazon; ABE books; ISBNS.NET; E-Bay; E-book (Vital Source; Google Play)
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- AREC 365 LEC-B1: Natural Resource Economics · Reading-list link; contents not retrieved ↗2027
- AREC 365 NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS · Reading-list link; contents not retrieved ↗
- 2014-Winter-AREC-365-LECTURE-B1 ↗2014
- 2014-Fall-AREC-365-LECTURE-A1 ↗2014
- 2015-Winter-AREC-365-LECTURE-B1 ↗2015
- 2018-Winter-AREC-365-LECTURE-B1 ↗2018
- 2018-Winter-AREC-365-LECTURE-850 ↗2018
- 2019-Winter-AREC-365-LECTURE-B1 ↗2019
- 2019-Fall-AREC-365-LECTURE-A1 ↗2019
- 2022-Fall-AREC-365-LECTURE-A1 ↗2022
- 2024-Fall-AREC-365-LECTURE-A1 ↗2024
- 2026-Fall-AREC-365-LECTURE-A1 ↗2026
- Additional readings are supplied through the course LMS. Partial automated extraction.
- Partial automated extraction.