Resources
The arctic resource that feeds people in both rural and urban areas
What is subsistence food?
The type of use that incorporates consumptive or nonconsumptive use
What is Direct Use?
The author of the paper discussing the socio-economic importance of polar bears for Canada.
What is Olar et al. 2011?
This conversion method measures the difference in cost of a common bundle of goods across countries. (hint PPP)
What is purchasing power parity
Hunting these large carnivorous animals is over a billion-dollar industry in 2018.
What are polar bears?
The type of use that includes ecosystem service benefits
What is indirect use?
The population of the Arctic is found from this site.
What is Arctic Council Website?
Inflation is based off this index (hint CPI)
What is the Consumer Price Index?
The average Canadian household is willing to pay $153 in taxes for the continued existence of these marine mammals.
What are belugas?
The value that includes indirect use of resources.
What is use value?
The author of the paper discussing climate regulation.
What is Goldstein et al. 2010
The currency used in Canada
What is The Canadian Dollar?
This natural resource found in the arctic has a variety of uses including the production of clothes, plastics, and as fuel.
What is oil?
The value from knowledge of continued existence.
What is existence value?
This report is where the subsistence food data is gathered.
What is Fall 2014 Report
The currency of the United States is known as this.
What is the Dollar?
Food that is caught and sold for consumption by people outside of the arctic.
What is commercial food?
The value gathered from preserving for future generations
What is Bequest Value?
The author of the paper that is inspired this moudle/
Who is Tanya O'Garra?
The increase in the cost of goods over time is known as this.
What is inflation?