by Joshua Frank · VDM Verlag Dr. Müller · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783639118476
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«Economics of Pet Overpopulation» is the economic essay by Joshua Frank, published by VDM Verlag Dr. Müller in paperback (212 pages, in English).
Analyses pet overpopulation as an economic, ethical, and ecological problem. Presents a mathematical model to compare policies: low-cost sterilization, education, and expansion of shelters. Includes surveys from New York and shows that effectiveness depends on the time horizon and the definition of animal welfare.
Published in 2009. The full title is The economics, ethics, and ecology of companion animal overpopulation and a mathematical model for evaluating the effectiveness of policy alternatives.
Aimed at academics, economists, and professionals in animal welfare organizations.
