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Common Pool Resources
Common-pool resources are natural or man-made resources that are rival and subtractable, meaning that one person's use of the resource reduces the availability of the resource for others. Examples of common-pool resources include irrigation systems, fisheries, grazing lands, and groundwater aquifers.
See also
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IB Economics - Common Access Resources
Study Notes
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Tragedy of the Commons - Over-harvesting hit Texas oysters
29th November 2023
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Social Capital and Resource Management - Reforestation in Nepal
13th February 2023
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Sustainable Development - World Bank Videos on Sustainable Fishing
11th February 2023