
Dog Economics
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'An engaging book that innovatively applies economics to understanding human interactions with dogs. In a time when bridging species boundaries is critical for a deep appreciation of contemporary life, Dog Economics offers thought-provoking insights into government and business connections to animal policy issues, from canine healthcare to working dogs.' Jerry Mitchell, Professor of Public Policy, Baruch College, The City University of New York 'Weimer and Vining illustrate the rich insights that economic theory can provide about our relationships with dogs. This approach does not lead them to promote an inhumane perspective that reduces dogs to expendable commodities. Instead, they illustrate how the application of economic theory can improve the lives of both humans and dogs, by helping us appreciate what dogs bring to the table and helping us design policies that could promote their wellbeing.' Stephane Lavertu, Professor of Public Policy, John Glenn College of Public Affairs, The Ohio State University 'Dog Economics provides a long overdue examination of the economics surrounding pet ownership. Weimer and Vining present what is by far the most comprehensive and insightful analysis into the economic aspects of every decision impacting the lives and well-being of dogs. Pet owners will appreciate the accessibility with which the book provides valuable insights that are of practical relevance.' W. Kip Viscusi, University Distinguished Professor of Law, Economics, and Management, Vanderbilt UniversityMore details
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