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Estimation of net economic benefits of the Oregon big game resource to hunters

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Shalloof, Faisal M.

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Much outdoor recreation occurs on publicly owned land and water resources, or involves use of these public resources. Consequently, an economic problem arises concerning the value of recreational resources which do not have a conventional market price. Without a price to guide the allocation of resources, it is difficult to...

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total days of hunting for 1968 were taken from the Oregon Game Commission Annual Report (1969). The
Impact of various factors upon benefits from big game hunting estimated by the travel cost method

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Shalloof, Faisal M.

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study were obtained from a random sample of Oregon big game hunters during the fall of 1968 Several
Common property fisheries resources : a game theoretic and empirical analysis

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Naito, Toyokazu

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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 caused by non-cooperative harvest. The empirical analysis focuses on a high seas fishery and conducts an empirical test on the effects of...

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Oregon State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of
An exploratory economic analysis of the effects of regulation, hunter participation and harvest on migratory bird management

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Dell, Randal Scott

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Waterfowl and the places they inhabit provide numerous economic benefits to society. The financial and other resources provided by waterfowl hunters to secure and protect waterfowl habitat are a major force for wetland protection, as guided under the North American Waterfowl Management Plan. However, the habitat and population objectives established...

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Bird Management. by Randal Scott Dell A THESIS submitted to Oregon State University in
Rural subdivisions and local taxes : the fiscal impact of "recreational" and rural residential subdivisions in Klamath County, Oregon

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Weber, Bruce A., Youmans, Russell C., and Harrington, Rick

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Starting in the 1960's, the demand for recreational properties nationwide experienced a great surge. [Reilly, 1973; David, 1969; Hoover, n.d.; ASPO, 1976] A number of studies have been done of the impact of recreational subdivisions on local taxes. [Tillson, et. al. 1972; Thompson and Myrick, 1975; LeJeune, 1972; Moss and...

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Recreational and Rural Residential Subdivisions in Klamath County Oregon Special Report 503 February 1978
Contending with risk in the seafood processing industry : a bioeconomic portfolio analysis of the Pacific whiting fishery

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Tuininga, Chris R

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Since harvest levels of many of the world's fisheries are not likely to increase in the foreseeable future, resource managers and seafood processors need to develop improved strategies to maximize the utilization and benefits of current catches. In addition to increasing utilization and benefits, seafood processors are subject to the...

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become part ofthe permanent collection of Oregon State University libraries. My signature below
Estimating values of alternative public land allocations : a critical analysis of applied theory and methods

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Beale, Katherine L.

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THESIS Submitted to Oregon State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the
Characteristics of public land grazing permittees

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Gentner, Brad

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The federal government is the largest single landowner in the 11 western states. The majority of federal lands is grazed by domestic livestock, a consumptive resource use. Communities have evolved dependent on traditional consumptive uses. Recently, non-traditional users today have contested public land management decisions and these users have become...

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Oregon State University In Partial Fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science
Uncertainty, market disequilibrium and the firm's decision process : applications to the Pacific salmon market

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Lent, Rebecca J.

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The Pacific salmon market may often be characterized by disequilibrium conditions and less than perfect information. Thus the study of the decision-making behavior, especially short-run pricing, of wholesale market participants in this industry requires the use of alternative models to the conventional, price-taking, perfect competition model of the firm. This...

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THE PACIFIC SALMON MARKET by Rebecca J. Lent A THESIS submitted to Oregon State University in
The impact of extended fisheries jurisdiction on global fishery markets : the case of Alaska pollock from the U.S. West Coast

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Gancho, Paula

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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 nature can best be understood by examining the surimi market in the context of what...

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Coast by Paula Gancho A THESIS submitted to Oregon State University in partial fulfilment of the

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Agriculture and Resource Economics[remove]60

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Adams, Richard M.7
Johnston, Richard S.7
Brown, William G.4
Obermiller, Frederick W.4
Miller, Stanley F.3
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Adams, Richard4
Brown, William G.4
Rettig, Bruce4
Johnson, Rebecca3
Stevens, Joe3
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Queirolo, Lewis E.2
Shalloof, Faisal M.2
Adu Asamoah, Richard1
Ahearn, Mary1
Aliski, Leon David1
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2000-20096
1990-199917
1980-198929
1970-19798

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Agricultural and Resource Economics58
Resource Economics1

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Master's30
Doctoral29

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Master of Science (M.S.)30
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)29

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application/pdf1

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English [eng]60

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All rights reserved2

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Oregon State University. Graduate School59
Oregon State University. Agricultural Experiment Station1

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No50

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Masters Thesis30
Dissertation29
Technical Report1

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In Copyright4

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Contingent valuation2
Agricultural productivity1
Agriculture and state -- Tunisia -- Econometric models1
Agriculture, Cooperative1
Anadromous fishes -- Oregon -- Effect of habitat modification on1
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