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Authors:
R. F. DARWIN
Citation: R. F. DARWIN, Natural Resources and the Marshallian Effects of Input- Reducing Technological Changes, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(03), 1992, pp. 201
Authors:
STEPHEN POLASKY
Citation: STEPHEN POLASKY, Do Oil Producers Act as `Oil'igopolists?, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(03), 1992, pp. 216
Authors:
GLENN W. HARRISON
Citation: GLENN W. HARRISON, Valuing Public Goods with the Contingent Valua- tion Method: A Critique of Kahneman and Knetsch, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(03), 1992, pp. 248
Authors:
A. P. XEPAPADEAS.
Citation: A. P. XEPAPADEAS., Environmental Policy, Adjustment Costs, and Behavior of the Firm, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(03), 1992, pp. 258
Authors:
EBAN GOODSTEIN
Citation: EBAN GOODSTEIN, Saturday Effects in Tanker Oil Spills, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(03), 1992, pp. 276
Authors:
SCOTT BARRETT.
Citation: SCOTT BARRETT., Economic Growth and Environmental Preservation, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(03), 1992, pp. 289
Authors:
DOUGLAS M. LARSON
Citation: DOUGLAS M. LARSON, Further Results on Willingness to Pay for Nonmar ket Goods, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(02), 1992, pp. 101
Authors:
PIERRE N. V. TU
ELIZABETH A. WILMAN.
Citation: PIERRE N. V. TU et ELIZABETH A. WILMAN., A Generalized Predator-Prey Model: Uncertainty and Management, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(02), 1992, pp. 123
Authors:
SANTIAGO J. RUBIO
Citation: SANTIAGO J. RUBIO, Adjustment Costs, Uncertainty, and the Theory of Investment: The Caseof Non-renewable Natural Resources, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(02), 1992, pp. 139
Authors:
AKIHIRO WATABE
Citation: AKIHIRO WATABE, On Economic Incentives for Reducing Hazardous Waste Generation, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(02), 1992, pp. 154
Authors:
HENRY VAN EGTEREN
Citation: HENRY VAN EGTEREN, State versus Federal Environmental Regulation in a Non-cooperative Monopoly Screening Model, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(02), 1992, pp. 161
Authors:
KATHLEEN SEGERSON
TOM TIETENBERG.
Citation: KATHLEEN SEGERSON et TOM TIETENBERG., The Structure of Penalties in Environmental Enforcement: An Economic Analysis, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(02), 1992, pp. 179
Authors:
STEPHEN POLASKY
Citation: STEPHEN POLASKY, The Private and Social Value of Information: Explo ration for Exhaustible Resources, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(01), 1992, pp. 1
Authors:
A. P. XEPAPADEAS
Citation: A. P. XEPAPADEAS, Environmental Policy Design and Dynamic Nonpoint Source Pollution, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(01), 1992, pp. 22
Authors:
JOHN QUIGGIN
Citation: JOHN QUIGGIN, Risk, Self-Protection and Ex Ante Economic Value-Some Positive Results, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(01), 1992, pp. 40
Authors:
VIRGINIA D. McCONNELL
GREGORY E. SCHWARZ
Citation: VIRGINIA D. McCONNELL et GREGORY E. SCHWARZ, The Supply and Demand for Pollution Control: Evidence from WastewaterTreatment, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(01), 1992, pp. 54
Authors:
RAYMOND PRINCE
MICHAEL MCKEE
SHAUL BEN-DAVID
MARK BAGNOLI
Citation: RAYMOND PRINCE et al., Improving the Contingent Valuation Method: Implementing the Contribution Game, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(01), 1992, pp. 78
Authors:
HERMAN E. DALY
Citation: HERMAN E. DALY, Is the Entropy Law Relevant to the Economics of Natural Resource Scarcity?-Yes, of Course It Is!, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(01), 1992, pp. 91
Authors:
KENNETH N. TOWNSEND
Citation: KENNETH N. TOWNSEND, Is the Entropy Law Relevant to the Eco- nomics of Natural Resource Scarcity? Comment, Journal of environmental economics and management, 23(01), 1992, pp. 96
Authors:
DALE WHITTINGTON
V. KERRY SMITH
APIA OKORAFOR
AUGUSTINE OKORE
JIN LONG LIU
ALEXANDER McPHAIL.
Citation: DALE WHITTINGTON et al., Giving Respondents Time to Think in Contingent Valuation Studies: A Developing Country Application, Journal of environmental economics and management, 22(03), 1992, pp. 205
Authors:
WALTER N. THURMAN
J. E. EASLEY Jr
Citation: WALTER N. THURMAN et J. E. EASLEY Jr, Valuing Changes in Commercial Fishery Harvests: A General EquilibriumDerived Demand Analysis, Journal of environmental economics and management, 22(03), 1992, pp. 226
Authors:
MICHAEL HANEMANN
EDWARD MOREY
Citation: MICHAEL HANEMANN et EDWARD MOREY, Separability, Partial Demand Systems, and Consumer's Surplus Measures, Journal of environmental economics and management, 22(03), 1992, pp. 241
Authors:
ROBERT MENDELSOHN
DANIEL HELLERSTEIN
MICHAEL HUGUENIN
ROBERT UNSWORTH
RICHARD BRAZEE
Citation: ROBERT MENDELSOHN et al., Measuring Hazardous Waste Damages With Panel Models, Journal of environmental economics and management, 22(03), 1992, pp. 259
Authors:
JOHN LIVERNOIS
Citation: JOHN LIVERNOIS, A Note on the Effect of Tax Brackets on Non-renew- able Resource Extraction, Journal of environmental economics and management, 22(03), 1992, pp. 272
Authors:
JOHN G. HOF
DAVID A. KING
Citation: JOHN G. HOF et DAVID A. KING, Recreational Demand by Tourists for Saltwater Beach Days: Comment, Journal of environmental economics and management, 22(03), 1992, pp. 281