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Banking on extinction : endangered species and speculation

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Betting on extinction : endangered species and speculation

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Property Rights and Biodiversity Conservation - Betting on Extinction: Endangered Species and Speculation

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Banking on extinction: endangered species and speculation

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Betting on Extinction: Endangered Species and Speculation

Bulte, Erwin H.; Mason, Charles F.; Horan, Richard D. - In: Land Economics 79 (2003) 4

For a number of animal species, speculators are betting on future price increases by holding large stockpiles of commodities from the animal. We develop a model to explain this behavior. We derive conditions where it can be optimal for a speculator to induce poachers to harvest so rapidly as to...

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