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Resilience in remote economies : external challenges and internal economic structure

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The hidden dynamic in the growth of frontier regions : import substitution

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Resilience in remote economies : external challenges and internal economic structure

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Joint forest management: experience and modeling

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The welfare sensitivity of agri-environmental instruments

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Contests for shares of an uncertain resource

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Sharing, social norms, and social distance : experimental evidence from Russia and Western Alaska

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THE WELFARE SENSITIVITY OF AGRI-ENVIRONMENTAL INSTRUMENTS

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Most economic studies of pollution control analyze policies that are optimal for a given set of underlying parameters. Less understood is how such policies perform when the underlying parameters change and policies are not adjusted in response, or what the benefits of adjustment are. We...

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Job search with an external opportunity : an experimental exploration of the Todaro paradox

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