Contents: 1. Basic economic theories: utility, demand and supply; 2. Relationship between economics and the environment, basic economic approaches to the environment (neoclassical environmental economics, ecological economics, institutional approaches, market approaches, etc.); 3. Environmental protection policy tools; 4. Ecosystem service concept (regulating, provisional and cultural services), different approaches to their classification and valuation; 5. Innovative and alternative tools (payments for ecosystem services); 6. Valuation of ecosystem services, component methods (willingness to pay/accept compensation, market prices, hedonic pricing, choice experiment, etc.); 7. Application of experiments and games in applied economics in the environmental area (flood management, forestry, etc.); 8. Cost-benefit analysis (CBA); 9. Regulatory impact analysis in the environmental area.
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