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Abalone Conservation in the Presence of Drug Use and Corruption: Implications for Its Management in South Africa

Muchapondwa, Edwin; Brick, Kerri; Visser, Martine - 2012

poaching has not subsided. The paper suggests two additional measures that might help ameliorate the situation—eliminating the …

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The Economics of Endangered Species Poaching

Abbott, Brant - Department of Economics, University of Victoria - 2008

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Illicit trade and infectious diseases

Beverelli, Cosimo; Ticku, Rohit - 2020 - Manuscript date: 23 November 2020

We collect a novel dataset that covers about 130 countries and the six four-digit live animal categories in the Harmonized System (HS) over a sixteen-year period, to study the link between illicit trade in live animals and threat to animal health from infectious diseases. Our results imply that...

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Understanding the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam : A Systematic Literature Review

Luong, Hai Thanh - 2022

As one of the earliest countries in the Southeast Asia region, Vietnam joined the CITES in 1994.However, they have …

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Illicit Trade and Infectious Diseases

World Trade Organization - 2020

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Developing an Ecosystemic Approach to Live Better in a Better World: A Global Voice for Humanity Survival in the 21st Century

Pilon, André Francisco - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2014

Contemporary problems are fragmented by public policies, academic formats, mass-media headlines and market-place interests; unsustainable paradigms of growth, power, wealth, work and freedom are embedded into the cultural, social, political and economic institutions. An ecosystemic approach is...

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Sustainable Food and the Constitution

Hernandez Lopez, Ernesto - 2018

Sustainable food policies strive for environmental, healthy, economically just, and humane food production. Their success has ignited legal debates about the Constitution. This is not new. Iconic constitutional law cases examine sustainable food, such as meat in the Slaughter-House Cases (1873),...

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Congress Must Protect Innocent Property Owners from Section 404 Civil and Criminal Penalties

Bakst, Daren; Francois, Tony - 2022

For decades, property owners across the United States have struggled to comply with the Clean Water Act, in large part because they do not know which “waters” are regulated. Vague definitions, inconsistent enforcement, and changing rules contribute to this ongoing problem. Despite the...

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Enforcement of pollution levies in China

Lin, Liguo - In: Journal of Public Economics 98 (2013) C, pp. 32-43

This paper investigates how industrial plants react to inspections conducted by environmental authorities under the pollution levy (taxation) regulation in China. Contrary to studies in the United States and Canada (Magat and Viscusi, 1990; Laplante and Rilstone, 1996), and previous studies in China...

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An econometric analysis of consumer demand for ivory and rhino horn

Milner-Gulland, E. - In: Environmental & Resource Economics 3 (1993) 1, pp. 73-95

In this paper an econometric model is used to describe consumer demand for ivory and rhino horn in Japan, using the … Hendry research methodology. The demand for ivory in Japan, a final consumer, was found to be primarily income-led, with an … elasticity of 0.75. International trade restrictions have had a profound effect on the ivory market since 1985. The data for …

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