Natural resource economics broadly treats distribution, production and consumption of goods and services in the most efficient way. In order to effectively meet the needs and needs of the market, we are trying to explain how to distribute or distribute goods and services. Natural resource economics is somewhat similar to this broader economic view as it aims to effectively allocate "goods and services" of the earth to meet economic needs and needs. These "goods and services" are natural resources of the earth.
Natural Resources - Historically, cities have grown in places with important natural resources. Today, natural resources are still the main economic driving force for industry and employment opportunities. Natural resources can be used as an important economic factor in transportation (rivers and ports), mining (natural gas, coal, petroleum, etc.), tourism (beaches and mountains). Water availability - Water availability is important not only for plants and farms that require water, but also for any economic stability in the region. Cities that do not have sufficient water and water quality are facing poor economic growth problems. This in turn influences the forecast of the region's global real estate market.
Traditional economics is the pricing of natural resources such as fossil fuels, minerals, water and food, which are regarded as the main dynamics of the national economy. However, as many equally important natural resources such as national parks, marine parks, wetlands, coral reefs, mangrove wetlands are considered "economic externalities" and "do not require pricing", especially through tourism It is mature. Eco-economics is based on the actual pricing of all natural resources that human beings directly or indirectly consume, and the approach to sustainable economics is based on unilateral greening of the industry. We will secure resources and provide a clean and safe working environment. Ecological economics is the foundation platform for emerging carbon economy