BENEFITS OF PRESERVING OLD-GROWTH FORESTS AND THE SPOTTED OWL

HAQEN, DANIEL A.; VINCENT, JAMES W.; WELLE, PATRICK G.

doi:10.1111/j.1465-7287.1992.tb00221.x

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BENEFITS OF PRESERVING OLD-GROWTH FORESTS AND THE SPOTTED OWL

Author(s): DANIEL A. HAQEN , JAMES W. VINCENT , PATRICK G. WELLE

Publication date Created: April 1992

Publication date (Print): April 1992

Journal: Contemporary Economic Policy

Publisher: Wiley

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