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Dynamic adjustment is an integral part of natural resource economics. Commonly, capital is assumed to respond instantaneously to changes in profits, while in reality adjustment may take place only with a time lag. In this paper, an empirical analysis of capital (boat) dynamics in the North Sea...
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An intergenerational model of resource development is constructed to examine the concepts of option and existence value. These concepts are seen to relate to a more fundamental concept: the expected value of perfect information. The analysis would suggest that when sequencing irreversible...
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The role of a marine sanctuary, where commercial fishing might be prohibited, is evaluated in two models; one where net biological growth is deterministic, and the other where net biological growth is stochastic. There is diffusion (migration) between the sanctuary and the fishing grounds based...
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