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Common property fisheries resources : a game theoretic and empirical analysis

Naito, Toyokazu (1997-06-10)

This dissertation contains theoretical and empirical analyses on common property fisheries resources. The theoretical analysis focuses on a highly migratory fish stocks (HMFS) fishery, and examines the inefficiency cau ...
An econometric analysis of used tractor prices

Bayaner, Ahmet (1988-08-08)

Farm equipment is becoming an increasingly important financial asset for many farmers. Tractors probably represent the single largest component of equipment asset value. As such, changes in tractor values can have a d ...
The economics of western juniper management on ranches located in the John Day Ecological Province of north-central Oregon

Aldrich, Gwendolyn A. (2002-06-13)

Western juniper (Jun iperus occidentalis Hook) is a species of juniper native to arid regions of the Pacific Northwest. The western juniper tree has a number of competitive strategies that, in conjunction with an almost ...
Estimating the value of irrigation water transferred to instream flow : a case study of Umatilla County, Oregon

Ugrinska, Monika P. (2005-03-03)
An evaluation of alternative estimates of demand for and benefits from Oregon salmon sport fishing

Hsiao, Ching-kai (1985-04-30)

The main objective of this study was to estimate the demand for and net economic benefits from Oregon salmon sport fishing. The travel cost method was used as the primary technique for demand analysis. Several empirical ...
The impact of extended fisheries jurisdiction on global fishery markets : the case of Alaska pollock from the U.S. West Coast

Gancho, Paula (1999-12-14)

The increased US domestic production of surimi from the US Pacific Coast after 1977 is a major consequence of the US's extended fisheries jurisdiction to 200 nautical miles. It is only one consequence, however, whose nat ...
Irrigated agriculture, energy, and endangered species in the Upper Klamath Basin : evaluating trade-offs and interconnections

Boehlert, Brent B. (2007-02-07)

In 2001, an extreme drought tightened water supply in the Upper Klamath Basin (basin) while earlier increases in Endangered Species Act (ESA) water requirements for basin fish species that same year elevated demands. T ...
The optimal allocation of watershed conservation funding : a case study of the John Day River Basin, Oregon

Skelton, Katharine (2000-03-31)

This study determines the optimal allocation of watershed conservation funds in the John Day River Basin, Oregon. Fund managers can use a variety of targeting schemes to allocate their limited resources. Depending on w ...
Using GIS to analyze the relationships between open space and property values

Pavich, Steve M. (1999-08-12)

The conservation of open space will become increasingly important as populations expand and undeveloped land is converted to urban uses. The benefits derived from open space conservation include protecting and improvin ...