... distribution effects Stated choice experiment Local conditional logit model C25 Q23 Q24 Q51 The challenges society faces from climate change are unprecedented. To limit the impacts of climate change, the world must decarbonise its economy and do so in a cost-effective manner. Finding...

... Forest sector Climate change Carbon balance Climate warming Mitigation Bio-economic model Q23 Q54 Q24 Forest resources have always provided the society with a multitude of different services alongside the provision of timber, such as hydrogeological protection, recreational...

... rotation Q23 Q24 Furthermore, over some range of relative prices, there also exists a lower boundary to the waiting region: if the age of the trees is higher than the boundary, it is optimal to allow them to grow until they reach maturity (the upper boundary); but if the age of the trees...

...). 28 04 2015 01 06 2016 © 2016 Department of Forest Economics, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeå. 2016 Department of Forest Economics, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeå. Licensed re-use rights only Q23 Q24 Forest economics Optimal...

... rights only C51 Q24 Q51 Q58 Urban and industrial sites, in addition to infrastructure are also present. Companies working in the automotive industry, wind generation and machine tools are located in this area largely due to its good connectivity. It is estimated that currently 14...

.../licences/by/4.0/legalcode . Q57 Q51 Q24 Conservation economics Willingness to pay Meta-analysis Preservation Ecological restoration Ecosystem services Conservation efforts on public lands are increasingly centered on holistic approaches that maintain and repair networks...

... land sale Turnover Tenure Q23 Q24 H20 Property taxation is arguably one of the most widely studied areas within the field of forest economics (Amacher, 1997 ; Butler et al., 2012). Using both quantitative and qualitative research methods, studies have cited high property taxes...

... only Our empirical model assumes urbanization is endogenous in the following system of equations explaining deforestation and urbanization between 2000 and 2005: Deforestation Forestland ownership Greenhouse gas emissions Urbanization Q15 Q23 Q24 Q54 South Korea has...

... Diversification Tail dependence Time varying C22 G12 Q24 The United States is large by land area and rich in forest resources. With 2263 million acres of land, it is the third largest country by land area in the world. Approximately 751 million acres of its total land area are forestlands...

..., Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeå. Published by Elsevier GmbH Licensed re-use rights only Hedonic prices Residential land values Nonmarket valuation Forest proximity Ski proximity Diminishing marginal value of land R31 Q24 Q51 Forest lands command a market...

... Elsevier GmbH 2007 Elsevier GmbH Licensed re-use rights only Cost-benefit analysis Spatial-temporal modeling Tropical forest Parks Thailand Quasi-option value Protected areas Non-timber forest products Q01 Q23 Q24 Q20 This paper combines the modeling structure of Albers...

... value to a house, but forest visibility decreases the value of the house. Q24 R14 R21 GIS Hedonic regression Open space Non-market valuation More broadly, the aesthetic value of old, large trees has been shown to increase the attractiveness of town streets (Schroeder and Cannon Jr...