$55.00 Original price was: $55.00.$35.00Current price is: $35.00.
Digital item No Waiting Time Instant DownloadISBN13: 9780070893108 ISBN10: 0070893101Publisher : McGraw Hill RyersonEdition: 4TH 15
In modern times, it is important to understand environmental economics. The test bank for the book “Environmental Economics 4th Canadian Edition by Barry C Field” is a resource designed for students to assist them with their comprehension and knowledge application context and use. You may use this test bank in order to enrich your studies and revise for the exams more accurately.
The test bank is designed in a way that captures fundamental topics that are determinants of a good understanding of environmental economics. Some of the key areas include:
This test bank possesses quite a number of advantages:
For maximum efficiency with this test bank, please follow the instructions below:
The “Environmental Economics 4th Canadian Edition by Barry C Field – Test Bank” is highly beneficial for seekers who are looking forward to enhance their performance in school. They assist you to gain more knowledge by offering a better structure of questions to be prepared for exams. Get this test bank to expand your knowledge and performance in the area of environmental economics.
c1
Student: ___________________________________________________________________________
|
1. |
A(n) ________ in the economic world is something that leads people to channel their production and consumption efforts in a specific direction. A. moral obligation B. economic incentive C. property right D. ethical motive |
|
2. |
Any economic system will produce destructive environmental impacts if the ________ within the system are not structured to avoid them. A. ethics B. prices C. property rights D. incentives |
|
3. |
A small coastal community with the power to control access to its scallop fishery is an example of ________. A. common property rights B. private property rights C. an open access resource D. a positive externality |
|
4. |
A common pasture on which anyone is allowed to freely graze sheep or cattle is an example of ________. A. private property rights B. an open access resource C. common property rights D. community property rights |
|
5. |
The ________ level of pollution can be negotiated privately based on property rights when only a few parties are involved and the source, amount and type of pollution is clearly identifiable. A. cost-effective B. zero-emissions C. fair D. socially efficient |
$55.00 Original price was: $55.00.$20.00Current price is: $20.00.
$55.00 Original price was: $55.00.$35.00Current price is: $35.00.
Select at least 2 products
to compare