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Using valuation functions to estimate changes in the quality of a recreational experience : elk hunting in Oregon

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Fried, Brett M.

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Public agencies need information on the value of recreational activities to assist in managing fish and wildlife species. Over the past two decades economists have developed and applied techniques to measure the value of such non-marketed commodities. The contingent valuation method (CVM) is one technique used by economists to measure...

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is elk hunting on the Starkey Research Forest in eastern Oregon. Since 1988, the Oregon Department
Economic considerations in managing Oregon Rocky Mountain elk

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Sandrey, Ronald Albert

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The size of elk herds in Eastern Oregon has become a controversial issue. Trade-offs exist between the numbers of elk and domestic livestock on a given area of land, and also between elk and commercial timber harvesting policies. Disputes arise from differing views as to proper use of the natural...

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Title: ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS IN MANAGING OREGON ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK Abstract approved: Wilson E
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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. 5. Estimation of net economic value for the Northeast 33 and Central hunting regions of Oregon
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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Total Estimated Net Economic Benefits to Hunters for Oregon Big Game Hunting, Based Upon a Regional

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Agriculture and Resource Economics4

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Brown, William G.2
Adams, Richard M.1
Schisseur, Wilson E.1

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Stevens, Joe2
Conklin, Frank1
Edwards, Jack1
Ervin, David1
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Shalloof, Faisal M.2
Fried, Brett M.1
Sandrey, Ronald Albert1

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Agricultural and Resource Economics4

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English [eng]4

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Oregon State University. Graduate School4

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Dissertation2
Masters Thesis2

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Big game hunting -- Economic aspects -- Oregon1
Big game hunting -- Oregon -- Economic aspects -- Measurement1
Elk hunting -- Economic aspects -- Oregon1
Rocky Mountain elk -- Economic aspects -- Oregon1

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