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The Non-Market Value of Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand: A Choice Modelling Application

Lee, Peter; Cassells, Sue; Holland, John - Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society … - 2013

National parks and protected areas form the basis of global conservation initiatives and provide a raft of benefits in the form of various consumptive and non-consumptive uses. However, it is extremely difficult to express these benefits in monetary terms. The lack of economic values for these...

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Global Awards - HSBC wins Euromoney's best bank award this year with its substantial progress in two bold and risky projects, while UBS is best investment bank.

Avery, Helen; Currie, Antony; Koh, Peter; Lee, Peter; … - In: Euromoney (2004), pp. 62-77

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Euromoney's awards for excellence 2003 - UBS is Euromoney's choice for the best bank in the world this year, picking up the global equity and foreign exchange awards along the way....

Lee, Peter; Marshall, Julian; Currie, Antony; Tully, Kathryn - In: Euromoney (2003), pp. 39-53

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Euromoney Awards for Excellence - Global Awards - In a year of falling securities markets, liquidity crises, credit blow-ups, scandals and falling business volumes, only the very b...

Lee, Peter; Marshall, Julian; Evans, Nick; Currie, Antony; … - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 49-65

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Features - Euromoney Awards for Excellence - A new global bulge bracket - The number of serious contenders for Euromoney's global awards is growing ever smaller and the competition...

Brady, Simon; Brown, Jonathan; Cockerill, Chris; … - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 55-68

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Cover story - Borrowers awards - Best borrowers of 2001 - Borrowers had to display an array of outstanding skills to raise funds in the volatile debt capital markets over the past...

Currie, Antony; Helk, Anja; Lee, Peter; Salmon, Felix - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 72-115

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Features - Deals of the year - Tech and telecoms illustrate the ups and downs of 2000 - Market volatility in 2000 was remarkable, but so were the efforts of issuers to get their de...

Currie, Antony; Helk, Anja; Lee, Peter; Marshall, Julian; … - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 120-144

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The end of the world as we know it - Local banks are now in foreign hands. Farewell to the domestic bank! Deutsche Bank has transformed itself Morgan Stanley Dean Witter builds on...

Beasley-Murray, Ben; Brady, Simon; Caplen, Brian; … - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 32-53

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Features - Borrowers - Best borrowers of 2000 - The star borrowers by country and instrument. In a difficult year for borrowers, Fannie Mae has come out on top.

Currie, Antony; Helk, Anja; Lee, Peter; Piggott, Charles; … - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 76-105

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Deals of the year: Trend-setting and ground-breaking - We profile the boldest, the biggest, the most successful and the most controversial deals of 1999. Trail-blazing corporate bo...

Caplen, Brian; Currie, Antony; Lee, Peter; Shirreff, David - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 80-101

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