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    This article discusses how biodiversity can be valued from an environmental economics perspective. It explains that biodiversity provides direct and indirect benefits to humans such as ecosystem services, genetic resources, and non-use or existence values. The article also notes that while mainstream economics often focuses on the direct market benefits of biodiversity, environmental economics takes a broader view and considers both use and non-use values to more fully represent the societal importance of biodiversity protection and conservation.

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    This article discusses how biodiversity can be valued from an environmental economics perspective. It explains that biodiversity provides direct and indirect benefits to humans such as ecosystem services, genetic resources, and non-use or existence values. The article also notes that while mainstream economics often focuses on the direct market benefits of biodiversity, environmental economics takes a broader view and considers both use and non-use values to more fully represent the societal importance of biodiversity protection and conservation.

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    VALORACIÓN DE LA BIODIVERSIDAD: PERSPECTIVA DE LA ECONOMÍA AMBIENTAL Y LA ECONO

    Figueroa, Juana R
    Interciencia; Feb 2005; 30, 2; ProQuest Central
    pg. 103

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