Transcript
  • 00:00    |    
    Initial credits
  • 00:26    |    
    Introduction
  • 00:39    |    
    Free Market Environmentalism (FME)
    • Neoclassical microeconomics
    • Law and Economics
      • Privatization of federal lands
      • Environmental property rights
      • Appropriate oil drilling in Alaska
    • Public Choice
    • Austrian economic principles
  • 12:52    |    
    Similarities between Economics and Ecology
    • Consequences of changing the environment
    • Definition of a healthy environment
    • Environmental prejudice
  • 18:26    |    
    Factors of economic development
    • Rule of Law
    • Measures of trade and development
    • Income growth
  • 22:01    |    
    Environmental conservation in developed countries
    • Prevention of environmental damage
    • Internalization of environmental costs
    • Environmental quality protection
  • 26:49    |    
    Environmental conservation in developing countries
    • Phase 1: Rise in pollutants
    • Phase 2: Decrease in pollutants
  • 27:36    |    
    Anomaly on environmental quality
    • Public health
    • Main killer pollutants in developing countries
    • Low cost solutions
    • Environmental quality priorities
  • 31:07    |    
    Correlation between property rights and income on health measures
    • Clean water and property rights
    • Sanitation and property rights
    • Life expectancy and property rights
    • Influence of trade on environmental quality
    • Environmental quality as a superior good
    • Comparison between income and environmental quality
    • Lower costs as an effect of trade
      • Positive price and income effect
      • Ecoturism
    • "Lean, green, policy machine"
  • 44:33    |    
    Economic principles on environmental protection
  • 45:30    |    
    Superfund programs
    • Environmental Protection Agency orders cleanup
    • Superfund system failure
    • Superfund sites
    • Superfunds vs. Environmental Policies
  • 50:58    |    
    Questions
    • How can information asymmetries between developing and developed nations in Free Trade and the measure of GNP affect environmentaln comparisons?
    • How does income growth lead to a better environmental quality?
    • Why will the Kyoto Protocol have more costs than benefits?
      • Kyoto Protocol Analysis
      • Personal posture
    • Are education and environmental awareness important factors to improve environmental quality?
  • 01:13:24    |    
    Conclusions
  • 01:16:21    |    
    Final credits


Trade, Development and the Environment

New Media  | 02 de noviembre de 2006  | Vistas: 1591






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Richard Stroup is Senior Fellow at PERC and is professor of…