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Introduction to Forest Resource Economics

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ISBN-10: 0070179824

ISBN-13: 9780070179820

Edition: 1993

Authors: William A. Duerr

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"How are forest resources created and used? How do they contribute to our happiness? What are some of the issues in forest resource stewardship? How should these issues be addressed? What principles should be followed? What is the future of forestry? How can - and do - we affect its future?" "Such is the subject of Introduction To Forest Resource Economics." "From the "Father of Forestry Economics," this new book delivers far more than just the economics of forests. This impressive work provides readers with a realistic view of forestry economics, based on the author's experience of over 40 years in forestry. It covers a wide range of topics - carefully subdivided to enable readers to…    
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Book details

List price: $76.88
Copyright year: 1993
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Higher Education
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 512
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.50" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.892
Language: English

Preface
A Setting for Social Science in Forestryp. 1
World Forest Areasp. 6
Forestry and Economic Developmentp. 12
Timber Economy of the Worldp. 23
Nontimber Forestryp. 33
World Forestry Characteristics and Problemsp. 42
Consumers and Their Wantsp. 53
Consumer Attitudes toward Woodp. 60
Consumerism and Environmentalismp. 64
Consumers' Evaluation of Landscapesp. 70
Consumers' Subjective Values: Resourcesp. 78
Consumer Demand for Forest Resourcesp. 86
Consumption of Forest Resourcesp. 95
Genetic Productionp. 107
Best Stocking of Divisible Timber Capitalp. 114
Financial Maturity of Indivisible Timber Capitalp. 123
Working with Compound Interestp. 129
Finding a Guiding Rate of Returnp. 138
Adjusted Financial Maturity of Indivisible Capitalp. 148
Financial Maturity of Divisible Timber Capitalp. 153
Some Financial Investment Criteriap. 162
What Affects the Best Combination?p. 172
Does Forestry Pay?p. 179
Forest Fertilizationp. 190
Weighing Alternatives in Wildfire Managementp. 194
Multiple Use of Forest Resourcesp. 203
Supply of Forest Outputsp. 215
Manufacturing Productionp. 229
Uncertainty and Simple Forecastingp. 231
Deliberated Forecasting in the Forestry Economyp. 236
Preamble to Part Fourp. 245
Evaluating a Harvesting Procedurep. 253
Wood Industry in a West Coast Statep. 262
Getting Established in the Southern Pine Lumber Industryp. 271
Economic Feasibility of a Panel Plant in Appalachiap. 280
Weighing a Lake States Pulp-Paper Enterprisep. 288
Productivity in Wood Manufacturep. 295
Supply of Manufactured Outputsp. 303
Marketing and Valuationp. 313
Market Organization in Forestryp. 322
Market Geography in Forestryp. 333
Price Trends in the Timber Economyp. 345
Fluctuations in the Timber-Products Marketsp. 354
Appraising Forest Resource Valuep. 362
Input-Output Analysisp. 376
Stumpage Appraisalp. 383
Conversion Surplus as a Measure of Valuep. 392
Social Institutionsp. 403
Labor in Forestry and Wood Industryp. 407
Land-Use Regulationp. 416
Influences of Fiscal and Monetary Policiesp. 423
Federal Tax on Corporate Incomep. 430
Federal Tax on Individual Incomep. 438
Taxes on Forest Propertyp. 442
Social Planning for the Timber Economyp. 451
Social Planning for Forestryp. 461
Indexp. 473
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