Agricultural and environmental resource economics.

Gerald A. Carlson · David Zilberman · John Miranowski

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Agricultural economics and policies Agricultural Economics and Policy Socioeconomics of Resources and Conservation

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1. Agriculture Resource Economics: An Overview 2. Some Microeconomics of Agricultural Resource Use 3. The Economics of Nonrenewable Resources 4. Aggregate Evaluation Concepts and Models 5. Technological Innovation, Agricultural Productivity,and Environmental Quality 6. Agricultural Externalities 7. Pesticides and Pest Management 8. Economics of Water Use in Agriculture 9. Economics of Land Use in Agriculture 10. Agricultural Resource Policy 11. Emerging Resource Issues in World Agriculture

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