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Sustainable management of natural resources is fundamental to longterm economic and ecological stability. Balancing economic growth with environmental preservation requires analytical and policyoriented approaches. Resource Economics investigates how scarce natural resources are allocated, utilized, and conserved. The book discusses topics such as renewable and nonrenewable resources, optimal extraction models, and ecosystem services valuation. It also explores environmental policies, carbon pricing, and sustainable development strategies. With clear models and case studies, it bridges economics and environmental science, offering insights for policymakers, researchers, and students focused on managing Earth's finite resources.
