Journal of Forest Economics

2002 - 2018

Current editor(s): P. Gong and R. BrÃ¤nnlund

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Forestry development and forest policy in China pp. 159-160: Junchang Liu
An engineering economics approach to the estimation of forest fuel supply in North-Trøndelag county, Norway pp. 161-188: Even Bjørnstad
Economic impacts of adjacency and green-up constraints on timber production at a landscape scale pp. 189-205: Darek J. Nalle, Jeffrey L. Arthur and Claire A. Montgomery
Economic impacts of closing national forests for commercial timber production in Florida and Liberty County pp. 207-223: Jian Zhang, Janaki R.R. Alavalapati, Ram K. Shrestha and Alan W. Hodges

Conservation or exploitation -- forest policy in an evolving society pp. 119-121: Runar Brännlund
Should planting of broad-leaved species be encouraged at the expense of spruce? An economic approach to a current southern Swedish forestry issue pp. 123-134: Per Holgén and Göran Bostedt
Efficient timber pricing and purchasing behavior in forest owners' associations pp. 135-147: Ståle Størdal
Do nearby forest fires cause a reduction in residential property values? pp. 149-157: John Loomis

Econometric models in forest sector forecasting pp. 57-59: Riitta Hänninen
A comparison of a parametric and a non-parametric method to value a non-rejectable public good pp. 61-74: Maria Loureiro, John Loomis and Laura Nahuelhual
Eco-information and its effect on consumer values for environmentally certified forest products pp. 75-96: Kelly A. O'Brien and Mario Teisl
Economic effects of environmental concerns in forest management: an analysis of the cost of achieving environmental goals pp. 97-113: Wenchao Zhou and Peichen Gong

A new editorial board pp. 1-2: Sören Wibe
Effects of size and age on the survival and growth of pulp and paper mills pp. 3-19: Xiaolei Li, Joseph Buongiorno and Peter J. Ince
Comparing the economic effects of fire on hiking demand in Montana and Colorado pp. 21-35: Hayley Hesseln, John Loomis and Armando González-Cabán
Valuing special forest products harvesting:: a two-step travel cost recreation demand analysis pp. 37-53: C.M.C. Meghan Starbuck, Susan J. Alexander, Robert Berrens and Alok Bohara

Editorial - An international association of forest economics pp. 167-168: Richard J. Brazee
Economies of scale in the Swedish sawmill industry pp. 169-179: Jonas Månsson
Decisions nonindustrial forest landowners make: an empirical examination pp. 181-203: M.Christine Conway, Gregory S. Amacher, Jay Sullivan and David Wear
When the theory is not enough - valuation of forest resources with "efficiency" prices in practice pp. 205-222: Anni Huhtala, Anne Toppinen and Mattias Boman
Preferences over the timing of forest resource use pp. 223-240: Cameron L. Taylor, Wiktor Adamowicz and Martin Luckert
Review - Roger A. Sedjo (2003): Economics of Forestry pp. 241-243: Peichen Gong

Editorial - On Nobel laureates and the study of policy instruments pp. 71-73: Bram Filius
Non-timber forest products from the Canadian boreal forest: an exploration of aboriginal opportunities pp. 75-96: Peter Boxall, Gordon Murray, Jim Unterschultz and Pete C. Boxall
Market structure in U. S. southern pine roundwood pp. 97-117: Matthew F. Bingham, Jeffrey P. Prestemon, Douglas J. MacNair, Robert C. Abt and Matthew F. Bingham
Optimal stocking level and final harvest age with stochastic prices pp. 119-136: Fadian Lu, Peichen Gong and Fadian Lu
Econometric analyses of nonindustrial forest landowners: Is there anything left to study? pp. 137-164: S. Amacher Gregory, M. Christine Conway, Jay Sullivan and S. Amacher Gregory

Editorial - Decision rules, government rules, and the costs of vegetation protection in New South Wales pp. 1-4: Jack Sinden
Pollution abatement and productivity performance of regional Canadian pulp and paper industries pp. 5-25: Atakelty Hailu and Atakelty Hailu
Economic indicators of sustainable forest management: theory versus practice pp. 27-40: Wiktor Adamowicz and Wiktor Adamowicz
Structural changes in Swedish wastepaper demand: a variable cost function approach pp. 41-63: Robert Lundmark, Patrik Söderholm and Robert Lundmark
Review - Thomas Sterner (2003): Policy Instruments for Environmental and Natural Resource Management pp. 65-66: Göran Bostedt and Göran Bostedt

Editorial Environmental regulations in the Swedish forest industry. What is the real problem? pp. 167-168: Sören Wibe and Ola Carlén
Factors affecting NIPF landowner participation in management programs: a Massachusetts case study pp. 169-184: H. Stevens Thomas, Sarah White, David B. Kittredge and Donald Dennis
Shadow pricing diversity in U. S. national forests pp. 185-197: Frederick Boltz, R. Carter Douglas and G. Jacobson Michael
Is there an Environmental Kuznets Curve for clearcutting in Canadian forests? pp. 199-212: Van Lantz
Integration in the Norwegian pulpwood market: domestic prices versus external trade pp. 213-225: Q. Nyrud Anders
Review - Unasylva 1947-2000: An International Journal of Forestry and Forest Industries. Published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations pp. 227-228: Mattias Boman

Editorial - Value of nature conservation: the good or the context? pp. 101-103: Jari Kuuluvainen and Jari Kuuluvainen
Economic analysis of slash pine forest carbon sequestration in the southern U. S pp. 105-117: G. Andrew Stainback and Janaki R.R. Alavalapati
Estimating the economic value of big game habitat production from prescribed fire using a time series approach pp. 119-129: John Loomis, Dana Griffin, Ellen Wu and Armando González-Cabán
Costs and benefits of forest conservation: regional and local comparisons in Eastern Finland pp. 131-150: Matleena Kniivilä, Ville Ovaskainen, Olli Saastamoinen and Matleena Kniivilä
Testing for market integration among southern pine regions pp. 151-166: Runsheng Yin, David H. Newman and Jacek Siry

Editorial - Multiple-use forestry pp. 1-4: Peichen Gong
Forestry's golden rule and the development of the optimal forest rotation literature pp. 5-27: D.H. Newman
Large investments in the pulp and paper industry: a count data regression analysis pp. 29-52: Mats A. Bergman, Per Johansson and M.A. Bergman
Comparative advantage and forest endowment in forest products trade: evidence from panel data of OECD-countries pp. 53-75: Jussi Uusivuori and J. Uusivuori
Valuing high altitude spruce-fir forest improvements: importance of forest condition and recreation activity pp. 77-99: Dylan H. Jenkins, Jay Sullivan, Gregory S. Amacher, Niki S. Nicholas and Dixie W. Reaves