In this lecture, we go into detail about the graphical solution to maximizing the intertemporal social welfare function (i.e., balancing present and future benefits and costs consistent with temporal discounting). We then pivot to considering social welfare functions that balance across individuals instead of across times. We use these social welfare functions to motivate why another framework is needed to be more practical, which will allow us to discuss Pareto optimality in the next lecture.
Archive of lectures given as part of SOS 325 (Economics of Sustainability) at Arizona State University with instructor Theodore (Ted) Pavlic.
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This lecture focuses on microeconomic modeling of market failures resulting from negative and positive externalities (with the aim of applyi...
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We continue to discuss the economics of natural resources in this lecture, with a particular focus on timber rotations. In the previous lect...
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In this lecture, we close our discussion of forest/timber economics by putting an "economic rent" lens on the different rotations ...
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