A policy maker decides that the government should build a dam across a river, even though the

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A policy maker decides that the government should build a dam across a river, even though the costs are greater than the benefits. Is the policy maker behaving irrationally? If not, why might the policy maker plan the project?
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The Economics Of The Environment

ISBN: 9780321321664

1st Edition

Authors: Peter Berck, Gloria Helfand

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