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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Information and exhaustible resources: A Bayesian analysis pp. 193-208: Joseph E. Swierzbinski and Robert Mendelsohn
Self-insurance against natural disasters pp. 209-223: Tracy Lewis and David Nickerson
Optimal exploitation and enhancement of environmental resources pp. 224-241: Yoshifusa Kitabatake
Dynamic adjustment to land taxation policy: Neutrality and welfare implications pp. 242-252: Geoffrey K. Turnbull and Roy Boyd
Price expectations, ore quality selection, and the supply of a nonrenewable resource pp. 253-267: Jeffrey A. Krautkraemer
Estimating the objectives of a public firm in a natural resource industry pp. 268-287: Murray Fulton and Larry Karp

A model of industrial pollution in a stochastic environment pp. 97-105: Charles Plourde and David Yeung
The two-stage hedonic wage approach: A methodology for the valuation of environmental amenities pp. 106-120: David Clark and James Kahn
Sole owner harvesting policies under the threat of entry: A two-stage linear game pp. 121-133: Linda M. Salchenberger
Severance taxes and market structure in an exhaustible resource industry pp. 134-148: Mine Yucel
Valuing amenity resources under uncertainty: Does the existence of fair contingent claims markets matter? pp. 149-155: Bonnie Colby and Dennis C. Cory
Exclusionary manipulation of markets for pollution rights pp. 156-166: Walter S. Misiolek and Harold W. Elder
An empirical model of fishery dynamics pp. 167-183: Robert Deacon
Interest rates and metal price movements: Further evidence pp. 184-192: Temisan Agbeyegbe

Risk and incentives in the financing of hazardous waste cleanup pp. 1-8: Kathleen Segerson
Dynamic policy coordination: Stockpiling for energy security pp. 9-22: Shantayanan Devarajan and Robert J. Weiner
Information and the concept of option value pp. 23-37: Michael Hanemann
Voluntary contributions to state nongame wildlife programs pp. 38-44: L. Eubanks and James Wyckoff
The effect of common property on the optimal structure of the fishing industry pp. 45-51: Douglas Lipton and Ivar Strand
Emission credit trading and the incentive to adopt new pollution abatement technology pp. 52-57: David Malueg
Identifying willingness-to-pay for heterogeneous goods with factorial survey methods pp. 58-79: Allen C. Goodman
A note on uncertainty and the hotelling rule pp. 80-86: Gérard Gaudet and Peter Howitt
Contractual stipulations, resource use, and interest groups: Implications from federal grazing contracts pp. 87-96: Ronald N. Johnson and Myles J. Watts

Socially optimal forestry pp. 387-394: Martin Hellsten
Paired comparison and contingent valuation approaches to morbidity risk valuation pp. 395-411: Wesley A. Magat, W Viscusi and Joel Huber
On comparing monopoly and competition in exhaustible resource exploitation pp. 412-418: Gérard Gaudet and Pierre Lasserre
Strategic responses to automobile emissions control: A game-theoretic analysis pp. 419-438: Dennis A. Yao
Optimal investment policies with exhaustible resources: An information-based model pp. 439-461: Robert U. Ayres
Efficient vs open-access use of public facilities in the long run pp. 462-469: Winston Harrington
Spatial economic theory of pollution control: Reflections on a paradox pp. 470-474: Bruce A. Forster
Option prices for groundwater protection pp. 475-487: Steven F. Edwards
Externalities, pigouvian corrections, and risk attitudes pp. 488-504: Todd Sandler and Frederic P. Sterbenz

Heterogeneous preferences for congestion pp. 251-258: Kenneth McConnell
The impact of selected abatement strategies on transnational pollution, the terms of trade, and factor rewards: A general equilibrium approach pp. 259-284: John D. Merrifield
Fiscal implications of effluent charges and input taxes pp. 285-296: Brandt K. Stevens
Welfare measurement for environmental improvements using the hedonic model: The case of nonparametric marginal prices pp. 297-312: Raymond B. Palmquist
Energy in a regional economy: A computable general equilibrium model for california pp. 313-330: Kostas A. Despotakis and Anthony C. Fisher
Comparing welfare estimates of environmental quality changes from recreation demand models pp. 331-340: Catherine Kling
On optimal domestic processing of exhaustible natural resource exports pp. 341-354: Ramesh Kumar
A new paradigm for valuing non-market goods using referendum data: Maximum likelihood estimation by censored logistic regression pp. 355-379: Trudy Cameron
One more externality article pp. 380-381: Henry M. Peskin
One more externality article: Reply pp. 382-383: Peter J. W. N. Bird
And one more reply pp. 384-385: Wallace Oates
Reply to Peskin pp. 386-386: A. Freeman

Environmental negotiation: Its potential and its economic efficiency pp. 129-142: Richard C. Porter
Hedonic price estimation of variable urban air quality pp. 143-146: James Murdoch and Mark Thayer
Irreversible environmental investments with uncertain benefit levels pp. 147-157: W Viscusi
Optimal preservation and pricing of natural public lands in general equilibrium pp. 158-172: Alex Anas
The incentive for conservation investment in regulated utilities pp. 173-188: Anthony Marino and Joseph Sicilian
Grade selection under uncertainty: Least cost last and other anomalies pp. 189-205: Margaret Slade
General equilibrium incidence of natural resource subsidies: The three factor case pp. 206-223: Thomas Hertel
Another theorem on using market demands to determine willingness to pay for non-traded goods pp. 224-232: Jon R. Neill
Long run price inflexibility and efficiency loss for municipal water supply pp. 233-247: Stephen Swallow and Carlos M. Marin

Pollution control through price incentives: The role of rent seeking costs in monopoly markets pp. 1-8: Walter S. Misiolek
The optimal management of North Sea Herring pp. 9-29: Trond Bjorndal
A note on estimating a long-run average cost curve for flue gas desulfurization pp. 30-34: Kenneth Reinert and Samuel J. Ratick
A comparison of two marketable discharge permits systems pp. 35-44: Albert McGartland
Measuring welfare changes in settings with imposed quantities pp. 45-63: R. Hamilton Lankford
A note on the extinction of renewable resources pp. 64-70: Maureen Cropper
A behavioral model of timber supply pp. 71-86: Wendy Max and Dale E. Lehman
Uncertainty and incentives for nonpoint pollution control pp. 87-98: Kathleen Segerson
Expectations, the commons, and optimal group size pp. 99-110: Charles Mason, Todd Sandler and Richard Cornes
Evaluating the benefits of non-marginal reductions in pollution using information on defensive expenditures pp. 111-127: Timothy Bartik