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Urban tree cover benefits communities. These benefits' economic values, however, are poorly recognized and often ignored by landowners and planners. We use hedonic property price modeling to estimate urban tree cover's value in Dakota and Ramsey Counties, MN, USA, predicting housing value as a...
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This paper analyzes the effect of alternative institutional arrangements on the conservation of endangered species and economic activity on private land. Because a landowner does not capture the full value of species conservation, her preferences on land use will not coincide with social...
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This study uses a hedonic property price function to estimate the effects of flood hazards on residential property value. Utilizing data from sales of 8,000 single-family residential homes between 1992 and 2002 in Pitt County, North Carolina, an area that experienced significant flooding from...
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I analyze oligopoly equilibrium in a non-renewable resource market where firms can argue their initial resource endowment. I use the model to generate two testable implications. First, given the existing distribution of reserves across firms, firms with small reserves will extract a larger...
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This paper analyzes the effects of providing environmental amenities associated with open space in a discrete-space urban model and characterizes optimal provision of open space across a metropolitan area. The discrete-space model assumes distinct neighborhoods in which developable land is...
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In this paper, a two-stage model is presented in which firms chose market structure in stage one and play a Cournot game in the second stage. In a one-period game, if a single firm is given a choice in stage one, it will chose to from independent rival divisions rather than remained as a unified...
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