Richard L. StroupReseñas

This concisely counter-balances the prevailing alarmist views that posit only through government regulation can we prevent an environmental melt down. Stroup begins by laying a foundation of key economic principles, such as the power of market forces when profit and loss matter. I was already familiar with the economics and the climate debate. What I valued as new context was the history of the environmental movement and how both private companies and the Audubon Society have used the economic self-interests of diverse stakeholders to protect the environment.

This introductory/principles text is surely one of the best! It goes over all the Macro/Micro topics in an easy to understand way that is organized just right. After using this in one of my classes, I'll be sure to keep it in my collection for years to come.

Econ at a very basic level.