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Unit 2.8(5): Common-pool resources

This page covers the theory of common-pool resources, the importance of sustainability, external costs and policy approaches to common-pool resources. Common-pool resources are the natural resources that firms and individuals can access in society without restriction. Common-pool resources include resources like forests for timber, the sea for fish, and land for mineral deposits. Property rights exist when an...

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