CVLR Presents: Establishing Values for Public and Natural Resources

Clean water and air, a safe neighborhood, a local public park, and a national forest — these are things that we all value but are without price. Yet, these often compete with other, seemingly more profitable activities. Learn how economists can derive values for the resources we all value – but do not directly pay for or purchase—making policymakers and citizens more informed about the tradeoffs that they are making. Co-sponsored by Chippewa Valley Learning in Retirement.