Ecological Economics

Herman Daly and Joshua Farley

[2004]

• Title Page
• Contents

PART I: AN INTRODUCTION TO ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS

• Chapter 1:
  Why Study Economics?
• Chapter 2:
  The Fundamental Vision
• Chapter 3:
  03 Ends, Means, and Policy

PART II: THE CONTAINING AND SUSTAINING ECOSYSTEM: THE WHOLE

• Chapter 4:
  The Nature of Resources and the Resources of Nature
• Chapter 5:
  Abiotic Resources
• Chapter 6:
  Biotic Resources
• Chapter 7:
  From Empty World to Full World

PART III: MICROECONOMICS

• Chapter 8:
  The Basic Market Equation
• Chapter 9:
  Supply and Demand
• Chapter 10:
  Market Failures
• Chapter 11:
  Market Failures and Abiotic Resources
• Chapter 12:
  Market Failures and Biotic Resources

PART IV: MACROECONOMICS

• Chapter 13:
  Macroeconomic Concepts: GNP and Welfare
• Chapter 14:
  Money
• Chapter 15:
  Distribution
• Chapter 16:
  The IS-LM Model

PART V: INTERNATIONAL TRADE

• Chapter 17:
  International Trade
• Chapter 18:
  Globalization
• Chapter 19:
  International Flows and Macroeconomic Policy

PART VI: POLICY

• Chapter 20:
  General Policy Design Principles
• Chapter 21:
  Sjustainable Scale
• Chapter 22:
  Just Distribution
• Chapter 23:
  Efficient Allocation

• Looking Ahead

• Glossary
• Index