Titlebook: Economics, Sustainability, and Natural Resources; Economics of Sustain Shashi Kant,R. Albert Berry Book 2005 Springer Science+Business Medi

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Complexity, Muddling Through, and Sustainable Forest Managements of complexity and muddling through. I argue that the new work in economics of sustainable forest management that is being discussed in this volume is part of a broader trend that is occurring in economics—switching from the efficiency and control story to a complexity and muddling through story. A

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Inter-Temporal Ethics, Modern Capital Theory and the Economics of Sustainable Forest Managementover time, each provide a lens with which to view the other. More specifically, I read texts of Kant, Laslett, Bourdieu, Cowen-Parfitt and Mitra-Wan-Ray-Roy and attempt to place the general theory of inter-temporal resource allocation within a larger conversation on intergenerational justice taking

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Post-Keynesian Consumer Choice Theory for the Economics of Sustainable Forest Management. Its members mainly deal with macroeconomic issues, but post-Keynesian economics also has a theory of the firm and a theory of consumer choice. As with most other heterodox variants of economics, post-Keynesian economics is based on four presuppositions: its epistemology is based on realism, its on

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Behavioral Economics and Sustainable Forest Management than future gains, and tend to make choices on the basis of mental accounts, could markedly improve the guidance offered by economic analyses of forest management options. Asymmetrical incentives and restraints facing individuals and organizations favour continued use of earlier views of standard e

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How Sustainable is Discounting?me. They include justice to future generations, and conformity with the discount profile that people seem in practice to apply. However, a declining discount rate leads to inconsistent preferences through time. In a variety of circumstances where components of value are aggregated across consumers,

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Can Stock-Specific Sustainability Constraints be Justified?urce is renewable or utility is derived directly from the resource stock. Decreasing the resource stock is not compatible with Suppes-Sen maximality, unless a smaller stock leads to higher natural growth.

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Complexities of Dynamic Forest Management Policiesearities imply the existence of multiple solutions in forestry management problems specified fully for all dynamic patterns of amenities. Such nonlinearities imply the possibilities of discontinuities and critical thresholds in such systems. Specific policy problems considered include fire managemen

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