Chapter 2 - Environmental Science

The study of how resources are converted to goods and services and how these good and services are distributed and used.

• Economics

• Taxonomy

• Bioloby

• NWO

The amount of a product offered for sale at a given price is _________.

The amount of a product people will buy at a given price if free to do so is ____________.

A method of comparing the sacrifice and gain of a specific action is called...

• a cost benefit analysis

• a budget

• a lame duck session

• analysis paralysis

___________________ applies the principles of Earth's systems to economics.

• ecological economics

• microeconomics

• macroeconomics

• green new deal

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___________________ argue economies can be sustainable if environmental issues are addressed

• Environmental economists

• Microeconomics

• Macroeconomics

• The green new deal

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Ecosystem services provided by Earth system's are said to have....

• non-market values

• economic values

• family values

• liberal values

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__________________ occurs when markets do not consider the environment's positive effects on economies.

This tells consumers which brands are made in a process that does not harm the environment.

• Ecoconfusion

• Ecolabeling

• Ecobabel

• Ecolocation

A formal set of general plans and principles for addressing problems and guiding decisions is

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