JEL top-level code Q: the economics of agriculture, natural resources, the environment and shared or open-access resources, including the incentive problems that arise when a resource cannot be easily owned or excluded from. Belongs here: concepts about resources that are agricultural, environmental, or held or used in common rather than through ordinary private ownership. Does not belong here: an ordinary private-market externality with no natural-resource or environmental character, grouped under Microeconomics.
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American Economic AssociationJEL guide, letter QQuote, JEL guide, letter Q
Q0: General; Q1: Agriculture; Q2: Renewable Resources and Conservation; Q3: Nonrenewable Resources and Conservation; Q4: Energy; Q5: Environmental Economics
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