Preface | |
A Setting for Social Science in Forestry | p. 1 |
World Forest Areas | p. 6 |
Forestry and Economic Development | p. 12 |
Timber Economy of the World | p. 23 |
Nontimber Forestry | p. 33 |
World Forestry Characteristics and Problems | p. 42 |
Consumers and Their Wants | p. 53 |
Consumer Attitudes toward Wood | p. 60 |
Consumerism and Environmentalism | p. 64 |
Consumers' Evaluation of Landscapes | p. 70 |
Consumers' Subjective Values: Resources | p. 78 |
Consumer Demand for Forest Resources | p. 86 |
Consumption of Forest Resources | p. 95 |
Genetic Production | p. 107 |
Best Stocking of Divisible Timber Capital | p. 114 |
Financial Maturity of Indivisible Timber Capital | p. 123 |
Working with Compound Interest | p. 129 |
Finding a Guiding Rate of Return | p. 138 |
Adjusted Financial Maturity of Indivisible Capital | p. 148 |
Financial Maturity of Divisible Timber Capital | p. 153 |
Some Financial Investment Criteria | p. 162 |
What Affects the Best Combination? | p. 172 |
Does Forestry Pay? | p. 179 |
Forest Fertilization | p. 190 |
Weighing Alternatives in Wildfire Management | p. 194 |
Multiple Use of Forest Resources | p. 203 |
Supply of Forest Outputs | p. 215 |
Manufacturing Production | p. 229 |
Uncertainty and Simple Forecasting | p. 231 |
Deliberated Forecasting in the Forestry Economy | p. 236 |
Preamble to Part Four | p. 245 |
Evaluating a Harvesting Procedure | p. 253 |
Wood Industry in a West Coast State | p. 262 |
Getting Established in the Southern Pine Lumber Industry | p. 271 |
Economic Feasibility of a Panel Plant in Appalachia | p. 280 |
Weighing a Lake States Pulp-Paper Enterprise | p. 288 |
Productivity in Wood Manufacture | p. 295 |
Supply of Manufactured Outputs | p. 303 |
Marketing and Valuation | p. 313 |
Market Organization in Forestry | p. 322 |
Market Geography in Forestry | p. 333 |
Price Trends in the Timber Economy | p. 345 |
Fluctuations in the Timber-Products Markets | p. 354 |
Appraising Forest Resource Value | p. 362 |
Input-Output Analysis | p. 376 |
Stumpage Appraisal | p. 383 |
Conversion Surplus as a Measure of Value | p. 392 |
Social Institutions | p. 403 |
Labor in Forestry and Wood Industry | p. 407 |
Land-Use Regulation | p. 416 |
Influences of Fiscal and Monetary Policies | p. 423 |
Federal Tax on Corporate Income | p. 430 |
Federal Tax on Individual Income | p. 438 |
Taxes on Forest Property | p. 442 |
Social Planning for the Timber Economy | p. 451 |
Social Planning for Forestry | p. 461 |
Index | p. 473 |
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