The Economics of Extinction: Elephants

In Chapter 5, we look at elephants. Their numbers have fallen 90% in the last 100 years. Why? Simple, poaching. What are they worth? Roughly $4.2 billion - for the ivory of every elephant left on Earth. But what's the real cost if we lose them to poaching? That's the economics of extinction
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