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Economic Policy and Structural Adjustment in Agriculture

Wirtschaftspolitik und Strukturanpassung im Agrarsektor

751-1230-00L 2005S 2 Credits

Changes in the economic structure are investigated from the perspective of international trade theory and modern growth theory. The fundamentals of both theories are taught and the resulting policy implications are discussed.

Economics of Sustainable Development

Ökonomische Theorie der Nachhaltigkeit

351-0532-00L 2005S , 2006S , 2007S , 2008S 3 Credits DS , BSC , MSC D-USYS , D-MTEC , D-GESS

Concepts and indicators of sustainable development, paradigms of weak and strong sustainability;neoclassical and endogenous growth models;pollution, environmental policy and growth;role of substitution possibilities and technological progress;Environmental Kuznets Curve: concept, theory and empirical results;economic growth in the presence of exhaustible and renewable resources.

2005S
2006S
2007S
801-0507-00L 2004W , 2005W 1 Credits

Selected topics in forest policy and resource economics. Institutional settings and economic aspects of important environmental resources and their use.Organisation of the resource users, long-term effects of institutional regulation.

2004W

Environmental Policy and Structural Change

Umweltpolitik und struktureller Wandel

351-0535-00L 2005W , 2006W 3 Credits DS , BSC , NDS , MSC D-USYS , D-GESS , D-MTEC

The lecture examines the long-run effects of environmental policy on economic structural change. The focus of the analysis is on intersectoral, intrasectoral and regional structural effects. As driving forces behind the observed structural change preferences, prices, technological progress and institutional change are identified.

2005W

Environmental Policy and Structural Change

Umweltpolitik und struktureller Wandel

851-0631-00L 2003W , 2004W 2 Credits

The lecture examines the long-run effects of environmental policy on economic structural change. The focus of the analysis is on intersectoral, intrasectoral and regional structural effects. As driving forces behind the observed structural change preferences, prices, technological progress and institutional change are identified.

2003W

Forest Resource Economics I

Forstliche Ressourcenökonomie I

801-0505-00L 2004W 2 Credits

Introduction to resource economics, monetary evaluation of forest services, protection provided by forests and risk, problems of resource use and sustainability, economics of non-renewable resources, renewable resources, case studies, and discussion of selected examples.

351-0550-00L 2006S , 2007S , 2008S 3 Credits DS , MSC D-GESS , D-MTEC , D-MATH

Microeconomic principles; General equilibrium in closed and open economies; Traditional trade theory; Importance of increasing returns to scale; Imperfect competition; Public policies; Empirical content of trade theory

2006S
2007S

Sustainability and Long-run Ecnomic Development

Nachhaltigkeit und langfristige Wirtschaftsentwicklung

351-0538-00L 2005S 2 Credits

The lecture firstly introduces different concepts of sustainability and sustainable development. Building on this foundation and following a general introduction to the modelling of economic growth, conditions for growth to be sustainable are derived. The focus is thereby on the different implications arising from the scarcity of renewable versus non-renewables resources.