Pollution I* Economic Development

Q: The race to the bottom scenario of global environmental degradation is explained roughly like this:…

A: Global environmental: Assume that you're in charge of Choco Talk, a world-renowned chocolate…

Q: what are some proms and cons of being an environmental economist?

A: Environmental economists supervise the economic analysis which is linked to environmental protection…

Q: There are three industrial firms in Happy Valley. Firm Initial Pollution Level Cost of Reducing…

A: Tradable pollution permits or cap and trade is the situation where the government decided to reduce…

Q: Complete the following table with the total cost to each firm of reducing its pollution by 2 units.…

A: In this situation, The government intends to cut the overall amount of pollution produced by three…

Q: Using the PESTEL (or PESTELE) model and other macro and micro-environmental factors discuss the…

A: The main factors affecting the working of Pakistan International Airlines are an environmental…

Q: Would environmentalists favor command-and-control policies as a way to reduce pollution? Why or why…

A: The command-and-control regulation establishes particular pollution emission limitations and/or…

Q: To evaluate potential policy options that address emissions and climate change, economists often…

A: MTC (maarginal total cost)=MUC(marginal user/private cost) +MEC(Marginal Environmental cost)…

Q: You are required to choose a public good in the market and explain how the chosen product fits into…

A: Goods are products that fulfill human desires and have value, such as a fulfilling commodity…

Q: What elements does an economically sensible solution to limiting greenhouse-gas emissions to prevent…

A: Global Warming:- The term "global warming" refers to an increase in the average temperature of the…

Q: The graph above represents a bilateral transboundary pollutant and the economics of reaching an…

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Q: In an attempt to bring equity to the climate change agreement, the Framework Convention on Climate…

A: In an attempt to bring equity to the climate change agreement, the Framework Convention on Climate…

Q: As the scale of economic activity has proceeded steadily upward over the years, the scope of…

A: The scale of economic activity has led to increased levels of greenhouse gas emissions, which in…

Q: oduction of Commodity X creates 10 pounds of emissions for every unit of x produced. The demand and…

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Q: constitutional law for environmental laws in the Philippines on trend on the current situation of…

A: For a nation like the Philippines - one of the most megadiverse nations on the world, wealthy in…

Q: Which organization was created in 1991 to provide grants for global environment projects?  Group of…

A: Helping nations to work on the supportability of ensured region frameworks, for example, public…

Q: Our very existence makes environmental problems inevitable. Environmental problems are not new.…

A: Externality is the negative or positive spillover by the consumer or producer which affects the…

Q: It has been suggested that Australia has one of the highest per capita GHG emissions in the world.…

A: Water vapour, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, ozone, and some man-made chemicals such as…

Q: Which of the following statements is TRUE about the optimal quantity of pollution? Question 6…

A: B Pollution abatement should continue up to the point where marginal cost equals the average total…

Q: Conduct an external environment analysis focusing of Macro-factors. ( using PESTLE analysis)

A: PESTLE analysis  of Macro-factors Political Factors  Political factors in the macro climate…

Q: Use the model of environmental pollution to model the following changes in a polluting industry to:…

A: Environment pollution: It refers to the bad surroundings that cover our nature due to which the…

Q: Describe one type of negative market externality with a forest as it relates to climate change.…

A: a) Environmental or forest related externalities, such as natural resources or public health, are…

Q: The town of Chefsmeadow has 100 residents. Each resident has a car. Each car produces $30 worth of…

A: Total Residents = 100 Total Cars = 100 Per Person Per Car Cost of the Pollution  = $30 Total Cost to…

Q: A system of tradable emissions permits ("cap and trade") ensures that: those who can reduce…

A: Tradable emission permits are caps and trade schemes that give firms a legal right to pollute a…

Q: Please explain the negative externality created by greenhouse gases (in terms of global warming) and…

A: Greenhouse gases are responsible for increasing heat in the atmosphere. Greenhouse gases cause…

Q: Happiness, human rights, justice and equality are few of the ideas in ethics that have certain…

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Q: How can external effects change supply and demand in electricity generation (Please provide a…

A: Electricity, fossil fuels, oil, and sustainable energy markets, like many other commodities, are…

Q: Why is emission mitigation is considered as a public good?

A: Emission mitigation is considered as a public good.

Q: Why do economists prefer corrective taxes and tradeable permits over command and control policies as…

A: Economists prefer corrective taxes and tradable permits over command and control policies policies…

Q: Determine whether the examples below represent non-rival or non-excludable products: A. Both B.…

A: non rival and non excludable are the two main characteristics  of PUBLIC goods . non rival means the…

Q: What issues impact the environmental economics in the developing world and in industrialized…

A: Environmental economics deals with the economics in relation with the environment. For example,…

Q: QUESTION 3 Fill in the blanks: pollutants are pollutants for which the environment has little or no…

A: Answer: Stock pollutants are pollutants for which the environment has little or no absorptive…

Q: Q2. Using an externalities diagram, explain the benefits of hygiene and sanitation education…

A: The economics as a study is based upon the basic idea of scarcity which is present with each and…

Q: A developing country implements pollution laws for the first time. Initially, there are some…

A: Through implementing a pollution law by the government, they want to improve environmental…

Q: Fertilizer supply is explained by the following equation: ?? = 3,000? where ?? is the supply per…

A: Perfect competition refers to the situation where there are large number of prouder and consumers…

Q: Can extreme levels of pollution hurt the economic development of a high-income country? Why or why…

A: Pollution is always bad for human health and for the environment too. In economics, we always try to…

Q: Question 25 One of the potential problems, among others, by implementing marketable pollution…

A: When talking about marketable pollution permits, it is the government implemented program to limit…