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| The economics of non-convex ecosystems : introduction | 1 | |
| Scale and scaling in ecological and economic systems | 29 | |
| Convex relationships in ecosystems containing mixtures of trees and grass | 61 | |
| Managing systems with non-convex positive feedback | 77 | |
| The economics of shallow lakes | 105 | |
| Multiple species boreal forests - what Faustmann missed | 127 | |
| Evaluating projects and assessing sustainable development in imperfect economies | 149 |
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William Garvin
reviewed The Economics of Non-Convex Ecosystems (Economics of Non-Market Goods and Resources) on June 12, 2011
The Economics of Non-Convex Ecosystems (Economics of Non-Market Goods and Resources)
Good book. the concepts being presented in language that is easy to understand
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