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The objective of the paper is to analyze the risk management behavior of a non-industrial private forest owner under … uncertainty about the timber production. Two types of hedging strategies with harvesting decisions are studied: a financial … practice versus a physical one. We develop a two-period model of hedging and harvesting decisions when the forest owner values …
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In this paper, we propose to analyse the choice of risk management activity made by a non-industrial private forest … owner who derives utility from consumption and from the sentimental value of the forest that bears a risk of disaster. We … that risk aversion increases the level of insurance demand and selfinsurance activity, extending this standard result …
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practices. We show that: 1/ the harvesting rule, in the presence of amenity services and a random growth rate for forest, is … undertake sylvicultural practices, the harvesting rule displays a specific sensitivity to price effects and/or changes in the …
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, attitudes toward risk, stand value, and the magnitude and frequency of the public compensation on insurance expenditures and on …
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Domestically and abroad, government policies aim to increase afforestation and provide the many environmental and social benefits that afforestation can deliver. For multiply-owned Māori land in Aotearoa New Zealand, decision-makers often face extra challenges that may hinder their ability to...
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. We show that: 1/ the harvesting rule, in the presence of amenity services and a random growth rate for forest, is smaller … substitutable tools for the management of natural hazards. However, our analysis predicts that the harvesting rule displays a …
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This paper looks at the optimal location of new forests in a suburban region under area constraints. The GIS-based methodology takes into account use benefits such as timber, hunting, carbon sequestration and recreation, non-use benefits (both bequest and existence values), opportunity costs of...
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owners continuously harvest several species, more than one harvesting strategy can be optimal. Which one it is depends on the … harvesting of one tree species is preferred, the optimal period between each harvesting occasions depends on other species …
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Using multiple choice tasks per respondent in discrete choice experiment studies increase the amount of available information. However, treating repeated choice data in the same way as cross-sectional data may lead to biased estimates. In particular, respondents’ learning and fatigue may lead...
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Stated preference (SP) surveys have been conducted to value non-timber benefits (NTBs) from forests in Norway, Sweden and Finland for about 20 years. The paper first reviews the literature and summarises methodological traditions in SP research in the three countries. Second, a meta-regression...
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