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Fisheries
Open Access and Private Ownership--The simple
models in detail
The open access fishery and
comparison to optimal management. 1/22 and 1/24
Chapter 9. Hanley,
Shogren White.
*Grafton RQ, Squires D, Fox KJ "Private
property and economic efficiency: A study of a common-pool resource"
JOURNAL OF LAW & ECONOMICS 43 (2): 679-713 OCT 2000
*P. Berck and C. Costello. The Regulated and Ruined Fishery. Mimeo 2003
*Homans FR, Wilen JE "A
model of regulated open access resource use" JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT 32 (1): 1-21 JAN 1997
Martin D. Smith
,
,
a and James E. Wilen
Economic impacts of marine reserves: the importance of
spatial behavior JEEM
Volume 46, Issue 2, September 2003, Pages 183-206
doi:10.1016/S0095-0696(03)00024-X
Costello and Kaffine--Can Spatial Rights Fix Fisheries. (Can get
copies if interested.)
Basics of Fish Slides
Fisheries slides
Other papers:
BERCK,P.,AND G. JOHNS (1991): “Estimating Structural Resource Models when
Stock is Uncertain: Theory and an Application to Pacifc Halibut,” in Stochastic
Models and Option Values , ed. by D. Lund, and B. Oksendal. North Holland,
Amsterdam. (not online, available in the Bus&Econ
HG4515.2 .S76 1991)
R. T. Deacon. “An
Empirical Model of Fishery Dynamics.” Journal
of Environmental Economics and Management, No. 16 (1989), pp. 167-183.
Weitzman ML "Landing
fees vs harvest quotas with uncertain fish stocks" JOURNAL OF
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT 43 (2): 325-338 MAR 2002
D. Levhari and L. Mirman. “The Great
Fish War: An Example Using a Dynamic Cournot-Nash
Solution.” Bell Journal of Economics, No. 11 (1980).
Open Access and Private Ownership--The simple
models in detail
Conservation of Species and Extinction
1/29,31
Fishery and Extinction
Lecture
Conservation Lecture October 26
*P. Berck.
“Open Access and Extinction.” Econometrica, No. 47 (1979),
pp. 877-882.
*Kremer M, Morcom C "Elephants"
AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 90 (1): 212-234 MAR 2000
*Bulte E.H. and G.C. van Kooten, 1999. "Economics
of antipoaching enforcement and the ivory trade
ban" American Journal of Agricultural Economics 81: 453-466
*Livingston MJ, Carlson GA, Fackler PL "Managing
resistance evolution in two pests to two toxins with refugia" AMERICAN
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 86 (1): 1-13 FEB 2004
Other papers.
Krutilla J
"Conservation Reconsidered"
John V. Krutilla The American Economic Review, Vol. 57, No. 4. (Sep., 1967), pp.
777-786.
Gardner and Shogren.
Economics of the Endangered Species Act J. Economic Perspectives. Vol 12
no. 3 Summer 1998, p.3-20
POLASKY S, SOLOW AR "ON
THE VALUE OF A COLLECTION OF SPECIES" JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT 29 (3): 298-303 Part 1 NOV 1995
Ando, AW "Do
interest groups compete? An application to endangered species" PUBLIC
CHOICE 114 (1-2): 137-159 JAN 2003
Targeting lands for conservation Lecture
Crost on
Livingston Refugia
Forestry (2/5)
Lecture notes on forest planning/history.
Legal and political framework for forestry in US.
Lecture notes on forest
economics
*P. Berck.
“The
Economics of Timber: A Renewable Resource in the Long Run.”
Bell Journal of Economics, Vol. 10, No. 2 (Autumn,
1979), pp. 447-461.
*A. G. McQuillan.
“The Declining Even Flow Effect—Non-Sequitur of National
Forest Planning.” Forest
Science, No. 32 (1986), pp. 960-972. (not online, available
in the Biosci
SD1 .F6145 )
*R. Hartman. “The
Harvesting Decision Where a Standing
Forest Has Value.”
Economic Inquiry, No. 14 (1976), pp. 52-58.
*Sohngen B, Mendelsohn R "An
optimal control model of forest carbon sequestration" AMERICAN
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 85 (2): 448-457 MAY 2003
K. N. Johnson and H. L.
Scheurman. “Techniques for
Prescribing Optimal Timber Harvest.” Forest Science Monograph,
No. 18 (1977). (not online, available in the Biosci
SD121.F7 M6 )
P. Berck
and T. Bible. “Solving and Interpreting Large-Scale Harvest Scheduling
Problems by Duality and Decomposition.” Forest
Science, Vol. 30, No. 1 (1984), pp. 173-182. (not online,
available in the Biosci
SD1 .F6145 )
D. Adams and R. Haynes. “1980 Softwood
Timber Assessment Market Model: Structure, Projections, and Policy Simulations.”
Forest Science Monograph, No. 22 (1980). (not online, available in
the Biosci
SD121.F7 M6 )
*Gilless, J.K., and J.S. Fried. 1999.
Stochastic representation of fire behavior in a wildland fire protection
planning model for California. Forest Science 45(4):492-499.
Multiple Use Sustained
Yield Act
Classical Environmental Economics (, 2/7, 2/12, 2/14,2/19,2/26)
Overview Lecture
Berck and Helfand's review of theory
R. Coase
"The
Problem of Social Cost," Journal
of Law and Economics Vol. 3. (Oct., 1960), pp. 1-44.
NYT magazine April 4, 2004 "Changing all the rules" by Bruce
Barcott. Section 6; Column 1; Magazine Desk; Pg. 38 (New Source
Performance Standards)
New Source Review Ruling
W. David Montgomery, "Markets
in Licenses and Efficient Pollution Control Programs,"
Journal of Economic Theory 5(1972):395-418.
Economywide Effects of Regulation, Double Dividend
(2/28and 2/28)
P.A. Diamond
and J. Mirrlees. Optimal Taxation
AER March 1971 Part
I & Part
II
Lecture Notes on Diamond & Mirrless (DM)
Lecture Notes
on Goulder et al and Fullerton.
Environmental
Regulation under Uncertainty 3/4
Prices vs. Q. lecture
*M.L. Weitzman,
"Prices
vs Quantities" The Review of Economic Studies,
Vol. 41, No. 4. (Oct., 1974), pp. 477-491.
Hanley, Shogren, White. p 91 et seq.
*Segerson, K. 1988 Uncertainty and Incentives for Nonpoint Pollution
Control. JEEM 15:87-98.
Evan Kwerel "To
Tell the Truth: Imperfect Information and Optimal Pollution Control"
The Review of Economic Studies, Vol. 44, No. 3. (Oct., 1977), pp.
595-601
David P. Baron, "Regulation
of Prices and Pollution under Incomplete Information,"
Journal of Public Economics Volume 28, Issue 2 , November 1985, Pages
211-231
Economics of Monitoring 2/26 (covered on 2/26)
*Devon Garvie and Andrew Keeler. Incomplete
enforcement with endogenous regulatory choice J. o f Public Econ. vol 55
no 1. 1994. pp. 141-162
(sorry, link is only to journal--link to article not stable.)
Millock, Sunding Zilberman.
"Regulating Pollution with Endogenous Monitoring." JEEM 44 221-241
(2002)
W. Kip Viscusi and Richard Zeckhauser,
"Optimal Standards with Incomplete Enforcement,"
Public Policy 27(Fall 1979): 437-456. (not online,
available in the Main
JA51 .P8)
Carol A. Jones, "Standard Setting With Incomplete Enforcement Revisitied," Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 8(1990):72-87
(not online, available in the Law
Lib KF450.P8 J68)
Other Topics in Pollution Control
Garbage and Recycling
3/4, 3/6
Lecture
notes on garbage
Lecture
notes
California
recycling
Kinnaman,-Thomas-C; Fullerton,-Don "The
Economics of Residential Solid Waste Management" National Bureau of
Economic Research Working Paper: 7326 August 1999; 31
Fullerton, Don and Woverton, Ann. "Two
Generalizations of a Deposit Refund Systems" National Bureau
of Economic Research Working Paper: 7505 Jaunary 2000
Kinnaman,-Thomas-C and Fullerton,-Don "Garbage
and Recycling with Endogenous Local Policy" Journal of Urban
Economics. November 2000; 48(3): 419-42
*P. Berck, et al.
California
Recyling Study
Bohm
.
Deposit Refund Systems. by Johns Hopkins/Resources
for the Future. (not online, available in the Main
HC79.E5 .B63) Agricultural
Pollution--Manure.
*Roe,-Brian; Irwin,-Elena-G and Sharp,-Jeff-S
"Pigs
in Space: Modeling the Spatial Structure of Hog Production in Traditional
and Nontraditional Production Regions"
American Journal of Agricultural Economics. May 2002; 84(2): 259-78
Innes,-Robert "The
Economics of Livestock Waste and Its Regulation" American Journal
of Agricultural Economics. February 2000; 82(1): 97-117
*Livingston "The Manure hits the Land." AJAE forthcoming (it
will be available
here
as soon as it is out)
Peter's lecture notes on manure
Pollution from Automobiles. 3/6 and 3/11
Lecture notes on autos
Links and Abstracts for Papers on Cars, Gasoline,
and Pollution
*Winston Harrington and Virginia D. McConnell
"Motor
Vehicles and the Environment" April 2003 | Executive Summary
*Kling,-Catherine-L Emission "Trading
vs. Rigid Regulations in the Control of Vehicle Emissions" Land
Economics. May 1994; 70(2): 174-88
Rubin,-Jonathan and Kling,-Catherine, "An
Emission Saved Is an Emission Earned: An Empirical Study of Emission Banking
for Light-Duty Vehicle Manufacturers" Journal of Environmental
Economics and Management November 1993; 25(3): 257-74
Fullerton,-Don and West,-Sarah-E "Tax
and Subsidy Combinations for the Control of Car Pollution" National
Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper: 7774 July 2000; 29
and a small selection of demand for gasoline:
William C. Wheaton. "The
Long-Run Structure of Transportation and Gasoline Demand" Bell
Journal of Economics. 13(1982)2:439-454
Scott Atkinson; Robert Halvorsen.
"A
New Hedonic Technique for Estimating Attribute Demand: An Application
to Demand for Automobile Fuel Efficiency." Review of Economics
and Statistics 66(1984)3:417-26
Richard Schmalensee and Thomas Stoker. "Household
Gasoline Demand in the United States." Econometrica 67(1999)3:645-
Molly Espey. "Gasoline
Demand Revisited: an international meta analysis
of elasticities." The Energy
Journal 20(1998) 273-295 (via science direct)
Hughes, Knittel, Sperling. "Evidence
of a shift in the Short-Run Price Elasticity of Gasoline Demand"
Energy Journal vol 29 #1 2008
Parry, Ian, and Ken Small. "Does
the US or Britain have the Right Gas Tax." American Economic Review
Vol. 95 # 4. (in Jstor.org)
Bento, et al.
Distributional
and Efficiency Impacts of Increased Gasoline Prices (working paper)
and just because I like it:
Kenneth Train. "Discount Rates in Consumers' Energy-Related
Decisions: A Review of the Literature. Energy Journal 12(10)
1985:1243-1253 (if you use Google you will find an online copy.)
Also see the extensive bibliography by Pfaff and Stavins.