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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The value of information in resource exploration: The interaction of strategic plays and institutional rules pp. 313-322: R. Isaac
The economic growth debate: What some economists have learned but many have not pp. 323-336: Herman Daly
Utility maximization and catasphore aversion: A simulation test pp. 337-370: Robert U. Ayres and Manalur S. Sandilya
A compensation mechanism for siting noxious facilities: Theory and experimental design pp. 371-383: Howard Kunreuther, Paul Kleindorfer, Peter J. Knez and Rudy Yaksick
The quasi-option value of irreversible investment: A comment pp. 384-385: Philippe Crabbé
Uniformity versus differentiation in regulating externalities pp. 386-399: Charles Kolstad

Cooperative institutions for information sharing in the oil industry pp. 191-211: R. Isaac
Option value under income and price uncertainty pp. 212-225: Richard Hartman and Mark L. Plummer
A satisfactory benefit cost indicator from contingent valuation pp. 226-247: John Hoehn and Alan Randall
Option price estimates for water quality improvements: A contingent valuation study for the monongahela river pp. 248-267: William H. Desvousges, V. Smith and Ann Fisher
Fishing effort: Its testing, specification, and internal structure in fisheries economics and management pp. 268-282: Dale Squires
Uncertainty, benefit-cost analysis, and the treatment of option value pp. 283-292: V. Smith
Self-reporting of pollution and the firm's behavior under imperfectly enforceable regulations pp. 293-303: Jon D. Harford
Integrated versus chemical pest management: The case of rice field mosquito control pp. 304-312: Erik Lichtenberg

Intertemporal soil resource use: Is it socially excessive? pp. 99-111: James Shortle and John A. Miranowski
Firm behaviour under regulatory control of stochastic environmental wastes by probabilistic constraints pp. 112-127: Brian Beavis and Ian Dobbs
On monopoly power in extractive resource markets pp. 128-142: Robert Pindyck
The value of coastal wetlands for protection of property against hurricane wind damage pp. 143-151: Stephen Farber
When is the optimal economic rotation longer than the rotation of maximum sustained yield? pp. 152-158: Clark S. Binkley
Renewable resource management with a backstop substitute and nonautonomous prices pp. 159-182: Harry Clarke and Ram M. Shrestha
Quasi-option value: Some misconceptions dispelled pp. 183-190: Anthony C. Fisher and Michael Hanemann

The production process: Inputs and wastes pp. 1-12: Curt L. Anderson
The policy implications of non-convex environmental damages: A smog control case study pp. 13-29: Robert Repetto
Distribution of the generation of air pollution pp. 30-40: Taylor H. Bingham, Donald W. Anderson and Philip C. Cooley
Environmental policy for spatial and persistent pollutants pp. 41-53: Ronald C. Griffin
The transferability and depletability of externalities pp. 54-57: Peter J. W. N. Bird
Policy options for toxics disposal: Laissez-faire, subsidization, and enforcement pp. 58-71: Arthur M. Sullivan
Empirical evidence on the characteristics of extractive technologies: The case of oil pp. 72-86: John Livernois
Air pollution and morbidity revisited: A specification test pp. 87-98: Bart D. Ostro

Regulating heterogeneous emissions pp. 301-312: Robert Mendelsohn
A model of exhaustible resource exploitation with ricardian rent pp. 313-324: Robert Cairns
Interpreting measures of economic loss: Evidence from contingent valuation and experimental studies pp. 325-337: Robin Gregory
Substituting pollution taxation for general taxation: Some implications for efficiency in pollutions taxation pp. 338-347: Dwight R. Lee and Walter S. Misiolek
The optimal tax for maximum economic yield: Fishery regulation under rational expectations pp. 348-362: Robert Rosenman
Optimal fishery management in the presence of illegal activity pp. 363-381: Scott R. Milliman
Specification of the logit model: The case of valuation of nonmarket goods pp. 382-390: Christine Sellar, Jean-Paul Chavas and John R. Stoll
Measures of energy cost and value in ecosystems pp. 391-401: Bruce Hannon, Robert Costanza and Robert A. Herendeen

Conservation of mass and instability in a dynamic economy-environment system pp. 199-211: Charles Perrings
Set-up costs and theory of exhaustible resources pp. 212-224: John Hartwick, Murray Kemp and Ngo Long
Optimal recovery paths for perturbations of trophic level bioeconomic systems pp. 225-234: James Wilen and Gardner Brown
On uncertain renewable resource stocks: Optimal harvest policies and the value of stock surveys pp. 235-244: Colin W. Clark and Geoffrey P. Kirkwood
Aggregating goods and pollutants pp. 245-254: Robert E. Kohn
Ex ante consumer welfare evaluation in cost-benefit analysis pp. 255-268: Jean-Paul Chavas, Richard C. Bishop and Kathleen Segerson
Measuring the elasticity of substitution of wages for municipal infrastructure: A comparison of the survey and wage hedonic approaches pp. 269-276: R. Cummings, W. Schulze, S. Gerking and David Brookshire
A critique of models of the American lobster fishery pp. 277-291: Ralph E. Townsend
Gray and Hotelling: A comment pp. 292-294: Gerald Alonzo Smith
Gray and Hotelling: A reply pp. 295-300: Philippe Crabbé

Nonconvexity induced by external costs on production: Theoretical curio or policy dilemma? pp. 101-128: Paul Burrows
Equilibrium properties of auctions and alternative procedures for allocating transferable permits pp. 129-152: Randolph M. Lyon
Exploration, information, and regulation in an exhaustible mineral industry pp. 153-166: Charles Mason
The costs and benefits of oil spill prevention and enforcement pp. 167-188: Mark Cohen
Costs of alternative policies for the control of nitrogen dioxide in Baltimore pp. 189-197: Alan Krupnick

Trade-offs in designing markets with multiple objectives pp. 1-12: Robert Hahn
A note on the efficiency ranking of two second-best policy instruments for pollution control pp. 13-17: Clifford S. Russeli
Innovation in pollution control pp. 18-29: Paul B. Downing and Lawrence White
A generalized harvest function for fishing: Allocating effort among common property cod stocks (A generalized harvest function) pp. 30-49: Edward Morey
Single and multispecies systems: The the Eastern Tropical Atlantic pp. 50-68: Jon M. Conrad and Richard Adu-Asamoah
Measuring the benefits of environmental change using a duality approach: The case of ozone and Illinois cash grain farms pp. 69-80: Philip Garcia, Bruce L. Dixon, James W. Mjelde and Richard M. Adams
Private vs public economics of prairie wetland allocation pp. 81-92: Leon E. Danielson and Jay A. Leitch
More on depletion in the nickel industry pp. 93-98: Robert Cairns