Free-market environmentalism

Free market environmentalism is an ideology that argues the free market is the best tool to preserve the health and sustainability of the environment. This is in sharp contrast to the most common modern approach of looking to government intervention to help prevent excessive destruction of the environment.

Bibliography

• Anderson, T L & Leal, D R (1991) Free-market environmentalism ISBN 0813311012
• Krugman, Paul (1999) Earth in the balance sheet: economists go for the green and Taxes and traffic jams reprinted in The Accidental Theorist ISBN 0140286861
• Ridley, M & Low, B S(1993) Can selfishness save the environment?, The Atlantic Monthly vol 272, pp76-86
• Simon, Julian (1998) The Ultimate Resource 2 ISBN 0691003815
• Free Market Environmentalism Bibliography on The Commons Blog.

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