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Costanza, Robert Maxwell, Judith A. Rambaldi, Alicia N. Newman, Robert J. Liu, Shuang Troy, Austin Mausolff, Christopher Templet, Paul H. Hill, Rufus Carter Martin, Robert E. All co-authors umweltökonomik wetland economic analysis capital differentials feuchtgebiet ecosystem services valuation management ecosystems value ecological wetlands louisiana environmental control wage south pollution Ökosystem umweltpolitik umweltbelastung elektrizitätswirtschaft valuing practice need transdisciplinary synthesis special issue dynamics integrating perspectives welfare loss disintegration study agricultural technologies peasant farmers honduras complementarity risk empirical mimic approach estimation supply demand construction materials willingness pay air quality case outdoor exercise regulatory schemes self protective comparison insurance liability deposit refund systems nuclear power systematic cost regional spatial convergence worker characteristic prices dependence parametric efficiency tests measures price stock electric utilities coastal protection property hurricane wind damage accounting non real changes time market structure imperfect surveillance naturschutz Ökologie ecology landwirtschaft agriculture baustoff zahlungsbereitschaftsanalyse freizeit leisure sport sports kapitalkosten
Composed environmental economics kosten nutzen analyse cost benefit analysis ecosystem services valuation management management wetland wetland ecosystems wage differentials environmental policy electric power industry regionale lohnstruktur regional wage structure valuing ecosystem services practice practice need need transdisciplinary transdisciplinary synthesis synthesis valuation ecosystems special issue dynamics dynamics value value ecosystem services integrating integrating economic economic ecological ecological perspectives perspectives welfare welfare loss loss wetlands wetlands disintegration disintegration louisiana louisiana study study economic economic analysis analysis ecological ecological agricultural agricultural technologies technologies peasant peasant farmers farmers honduras honduras analysis analysis complementarity complementarity environmental environmental economic economic risk risk empirical empirical analysis analysis mimic mimic approach approach estimation estimation supply supply demand demand construction construction materials materials willingness willingness pay pay air air quality quality case case outdoor outdoor exercise exercise regulatory regulatory schemes schemes self self protective environmental risk risk control control comparison insurance liability liability deposit deposit refund refund systems systems nuclear nuclear power risk cost cost capital differentials spatial spatial convergence non south
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Stephen C. Farber Prof. Alternative spellings: Stephen Farber S. C. Farber S. Farber Biblio: Tätig an der Louisiana State Univ., Baton Rouge (1991); Tätig an der Graduate School of Policy and International Affairs, Univ. of Pittsburgh, PA, USA (1993)
Publishing years Series Ecological economics : the transdisciplinary journal of the International Society for Ecological Economics (1) Working papers in econometrics and applied statistics (1) 
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