Journal of Environmental Economics and Management

1974 - 2025

Current editor(s): M.A. Cole, A. Lange, D.J. Phaneuf, D. Popp, M.J. Roberts, M.D. Smith, C. Timmins, Q. Weninger and A.J. Yates

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Volume 18, issue 3, 1990

Recreational demand by tourists for saltwater beach days pp. 189-205

Frederick W. Bell and Vernon R. Leeworthy

A qualitative characterization of the competitive nonrenewable resource extracting firm pp. 206-226

Michael Caputo

Environmental policy implications of disparities between willingness to pay and compensation demanded measures of values pp. 227-237

Jack Knetsch

The economics of sequential choice applied to quasi-option value pp. 238-246

Hal Cochrane and Harvey Cutler

Should we try to predict the next great U.S. earthquake? pp. 247-262

William D. Schulze, David Brookshire, Renatte K. Hageman and Shaul Ben-David

Optimal taxation: Timber and externalities pp. 263-275

Jeffrey Englin and Mark S. Klan

Exposure trading: An approach to more efficient air pollution control pp. 276-291

James Roumasset and Kirk R. Smith

Unemployment and the backward incidence of pollution control pp. 292-298

Leonard F. S. Wang

Volume 18, issue 2, 1990

The social discount rate pp. S1-S2

Charles W. Howe

One thousand points of light seeking a Issue: A case study of CBO's search for a discount rate policy pp. S3-S7

Robert W. Hartman

Reassessing the government's discount rate policy in light of new theory and data in a world economy with a high degree of capital mobility pp. S8-S28

Robert C. Lind

Federal discount rate policy, the shadow price of capital, and challenges for reforms pp. S29-S50

Randolph M. Lyon

Discounting environmental health risks: New evidence and policy implications pp. S51-S62

Michael J. Moore and W Viscusi

Comments on "discounting" session pp. S63-S64

Paul R. Portney

Perspectives on government discounting policies pp. S65-S71

Joel D. Scheraga

Direct controls and incentives systems of regulation pp. S72-S85

John Kambhu

Markets for pollution control when firms are noncompliant pp. 97-106

Arun Malik

The benefits of reducing the incidence of nonmelanoma skin cancers: A defensive expenditures approach pp. 107-119

James Murdoch and Mark Thayer

Taxation, ore quality selection, and the depletion of a heterogeneous deposit of a nonrenewable resource pp. 120-135

Jeffrey A. Krautkraemer

Forest resource depletion, soil dynamics, and agricultural productivity in the tropics pp. 136-154

Simeon K. Ehui, Thomas Hertel and Paul Preckel

Harvest uncertainty and the tragedy of the commons pp. 155-167

Todd Sandler and Frederic P. Sternbenz

A more general dynamic economic model of the optimal rotation of multiple-use forests pp. 168-175

Donald Snyder and Rabindra N. Bhattacharyya

A probit analysis of the harvest decision using pooled time-series and cross-sectional data pp. 176-187

Donald F. Dennis

Volume 18, issue 1, 1990

Ambient ozone and acute health effects: Evidence from daily data pp. 1-18

Alan Krupnick, Winston Harrington and Bart Ostro

Models for referendum data: The structure of discrete choice models for contingent valuation pp. 19-34

Kenneth McConnell

Earthquake and volcano hazard notices: An economic evaluation of changes in risk perceptions pp. 35-49

Richard L. Bernknopf, David Brookshire and Mark Thayer

The impact of environmental regulations on industry productivity: Direct and indirect effects pp. 50-65

Anthony J. Barbera and Virginia McConnell

Welfare consequences of emission credit trading programs pp. 66-77

David Malueg

Comparative reliability of the dichotomous choice and open-ended contingent valuation techniques pp. 78-85

John Loomis

W. Stanley Jevons (1888) on option value pp. 86-87

Bengt Kristrom

Environmental preservation with production pp. 88-96

Lars Olson

Volume 17, issue 3, 1989

Improving the contingent valuation method: A psychological perspective pp. 213-229

Charles C. Harris, B. L. Driver and William J. McLaughlin

OLS versus ML estimation of non-market resource values with payment card interval data pp. 230-246

Trudy Cameron and Daniel D. Huppert

Firm incentives to promote technological change in pollution control pp. 247-265

Scott R. Milliman and Raymond Prince

Measuring welfare effects of product contamination with consumer uncertainty pp. 266-283

William Foster and Richard Just

Benefits from commercial fisheries when demand and supply depend on water quality pp. 284-292

Kenneth McConnell and Ivar E. Strand

Contingent valuation experiments for strategic behavior pp. 293-308

J. Walter Milon

Socially optimal forestry: A comment pp. 309-310

Michael D. Bowes and John V. Krutilla

Reply to comment on socially optimal forestry pp. 311-312

Martin Hellsten

Volume 17, issue 2, 1989

Exhaustible resource price policy, international trade, and intertemporal welfare pp. 109-126

Joseph P. Kalt

Capital investments and resource extraction from non-identical deposits pp. 127-139

Trond Olsen

Optimization of inputs in a spatially variable natural resource: Unconditional vs. conditional analysis pp. 140-154

Eli Feinerman, Eshel Bresler and Gideon Dagan

Contemporaneous externalities, rational expectations, and equilibrium production functions in natural resource models pp. 155-170

Barry Smith and Shlomo Weber

Backward incidence of pollution damage compensation policy pp. 171-180

Yoshifusa Kitabatake

Entitlements, missing markets, and environmental uncertainty pp. 181-194

Daniel Bromley

A new approach to the design of regulation in the presence of multiple objectives pp. 195-211

Robert Hahn

Volume 17, issue 1, 1989

Antitrust, exploration, and social optimality in nonrenewable resource markets pp. 1-21

Murray Fulton and Richard Just

Regulating environmental health risks under uncertainty: Groundwater contamination in California pp. 22-34

Erik Lichtenberg, David Zilberman and Kenneth T. Bogen

Economic objectives within a bureaucratic decision process: Setting pollution control requirements under the clean water act pp. 35-53

Arthur G. Fraas and Vincent G. Munley

Optimal forest rotation under monopoly and competition pp. 54-65

Philippe Crabbé and Ngo Long

A dynamic model of adaptation to resource depletion: theory and an application to groundwater mining pp. 66-82

C. S. Kim, Michael R. Moore, John J. Hanchar and Michael Nieswiadomy

Optimal sequencing of resource pools under uncertainty pp. 83-92

Trond Olsen and Gunnar Stensland

Readjustment potentials in industrial energy efficiency and structure pp. 93-108

Stephen Casler and Bruce Hannon