Includes bibliographical references and index.

The environment and economics
Normative and positive economic analysis
Social choice : how much environmental protection?
Efficiency and markets
Market failure : public goods, public bads, and externalities
Making decisions about environmental programs
Demand for environmental goods
Hedonic price methods
Household production
Constructed markets
Regulating pollution
Emission prices and fees
Property rights
Regulation over space and time
Regulation with unknown control costs
Audits, enforcement, and moral hazard
Voluntary actions and agreements
Managing risk and uncertainty
International and interregional competition
Environment, growth, and development

Intermediate Environmental Economics has established itself as one of the field's most authoritative texts, as well as one of the more challenging.