What is a way to determine the value of a forest that remains intact? A. The number of people who visit this forest. B. How much money people would pay to protect this forest. C. The amount of money that people spend to purchase gear for camping in this forest. D. How long it takes for people to reach the forest by different modes of transportation. E. A and B. F. All of the above.

Barbary macaques are the only population of wild monkeys that remain in Europe. a. Barbary macaques are subject to the   a.free rider problem b."tragedy of the commons" . b. Maintenance of the Barbary macaque population is paid for by a.Gibraltar’s government using tax dollars. b.the Gibraltar Ornithological & Natural History Society. c.the British military stationed in Gibraltar. d.private companies in Gibraltar.

Which of the following is not considered a strength of the environmental economics approach?   a.     companies will be motivated to try and reduce environmental impacts to have more economic gain.   b.     market-based solutions offer incentives for behavioural changes that directly address the issue at hand, fostering tangible change.   c.   policies with significant economic costs often face rejection.   d.   it assigns price/ quantitative value to natural resources, making it easier to weigh the impacts and awareness on how companies/people use it.     e.     it tries to balance the resource that you have, whatever it may be, to use and manage it appropriately and tries not to have any negative impacts on our environment.

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