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 fishery in a fluctuating environment: Coexistence of specialist and generalist fishing vessels in a multipurpose fleet pp. 287-309: Robert McKelvey
A bioeconomic model of an international fishery pp. 310-328: Stephen R. Crutchfield
Optimal harvesting of ecologically interdependent fish species pp. 329-345: Rognvaldur Hannesson
Transferable discharge permits and economic efficiency: The fox river pp. 346-355: William O'Neil, Martin David, Christina Moore and Erhard Joeres
An economic model of soil conservation/depletion pp. 356-370: J. S. Clark and W. H. Furtan
The effects of air pollution on work loss and morbidity pp. 371-382: Bart D. Ostro
A note on the measurement of agglomeration economies with compensation for urban disamenities pp. 383-387: Gasper A. Garofalo and Michael S. Fogarty

The contribution of L. C. Gray to the economic theory of exhaustible natural resources and its roots in the history of economic thought pp. 195-220: Philippe Crabbé
Optimal quasi-market choice in the presence of pollution externalities pp. 221-232: Robert A. Collinge and Martin J. Bailey
On marketable air-pollution permits: The case for a system of pollution offsets pp. 233-247: Alan Krupnick, Wallace Oates and Eric Van De Verg
Alternative policy instruments under uncertainty: A programming model of toxic pollution control pp. 248-269: Peter Morgan
Direct empirical estimation of efficiency in secondary materials markets: The case of steel scrap pp. 270-281: William D. O'Neill
A note on environmental risk and the rate of discount pp. 282-286: Stephen Brown

Achieving environmental standards with stochastic discharges pp. 103-111: Brian Beavis and Martin Walker
An empirical analysis of economic strategies for controlling air pollution pp. 112-124: Eugene P. Seskin, Robert Anderson and Robert O. Reid
Discrete modelling of supply response under uncertainty: The case of the fishery pp. 125-137: Nancy E. Bockstael and James Opaluch
An economic analysis of sardine fishing in the Gulf of Valencia (Spain) pp. 138-150: M. Carmen Gallastegui
Mineral depletion with cost as the extraction limit: A model applied to the behavior of prices in the nickel industry pp. 151-165: Kenneth R. Stollery
Conditionally predictive supply elasticity estimates: Secondary materials obtained from municipal residuals pp. 166-179: Tayler H. Bingham, Curtis E. Youngblood and Philip C. Cooley
Exploitation of the lobster fishery: Comment pp. 180-183: Lee G. Anderson
Comment to Robert Mendelsohn and Guy Orcutt regarding: "An empirical analysis of air pollution dose-response curves" pp. 184-186: Frederick W. Lipfert
A reply to a comment on estimating air pollution dose - response curves pp. 187-190: Robert Mendelsohn and Guy Orcutt
A social benefit--cost analysis of mandatory deposits on beverage containers: A correction pp. 191-193: Richard C. Porter

Pollution taxes and standards: A continuum of quasi-optimal solutions pp. 1-17: J. Harford and S. Ogura
OPEC versus the West: A robust equilibrium pp. 18-34: Arthur Robson
The role of air and water residuals for steam electric power generation pp. 35-49: Ngoc-Bich Tran and V. Smith
Pollution control and inputs to production pp. 50-59: Kusum W. Ketkar
Optimal investment to reduce the decay rate of an income stream: The case of soil conservation pp. 60-71: Robert A. Collins and J. C. Headley
The value of information on the response function of crops to soil salinity pp. 72-85: E. Feinerman and D. Yaron
On the optimal allocation of pesticides with increasing resistance: The case of alfalfa weevil pp. 86-100: Uri Regev, Haim Shalit and A. P. Gutierrez

Jointly produced exhaustible resources pp. 291-303: Robert Pindyck
The backward incidence of pollution control in a rigid-wage economy pp. 304-310: Eden Yu and Charles A. Ingene
Morbidity and pollution: Model specification analysis for time-series data on hospital admissions pp. 311-327: Ronald J. Krumm and Philip Graves
The national recreational fishing benefits of water pollution control pp. 328-354: Clifford S. Russell and William J. Vaughan
Intertemporal and intergenerational pareto efficiency: An extended theorem pp. 355-360: Richard A. Cabe
Intertemporal and intergenerational Pareto efficiency: A reconsideration of recent extensions pp. 361-365: Todd Sandler and V. Smith

Welfare cost of eutrophication-caused production losses: A case of aquaculture in Lake Kasumigaura pp. 199-212: Yoshifusa Kitabatake
The voluntary approach to externality problems: An experimental test pp. 213-228: Yves Coffi Prudencio
A regional approach to estimating recreation benefits of improved water quality pp. 229-247: Ronald J. Sutherland
Air pollution: Household soiling and consumer welfare losses pp. 248-262: William Watson and John A. Jaksch
The secondary impact of nonpoint-pollution controls: A linear-programming-input/output analysis pp. 263-278: Dennis J. Palmini
Evaluation of soil-erosion and pesticide-exposure control strategies pp. 279-288: Ralph E. Heimlich and Clayton W. Ogg
Public mosquito abatement pp. 289-290: Gerald A. Carlson and Donald V. De Bord

The empirical properties of two classes of designs for transferable discharge permit markets pp. 101-121: Scott Atkinson and T. H. Tietenberg
Trends in natural-resource commodity prices: An analysis of the time domain pp. 122-137: Margaret Slade
Cycles in natural-resource commodity prices: An analysis of the frequency domain pp. 138-148: Margaret Slade
Modern energy region development and income distribution: An input-output analysis pp. 149-164: Adam Rose, Ben Nakayama and Brandt Stevens
Intergenerational equity: The capital-environment trade-off pp. 165-185: Robert Becker
Production externalities and corrective subsidies: A general equilibrium analysis pp. 186-193: Stuart Mestelman
The economic theory of species extinction: Comment on smith pp. 194-198: Hans-Werner Sinn

Optimal pricing, use, and exploration of uncertain natural resource stocks pp. 1-10: Kenneth Arrow and Sheldon Chang
Commercial fisheries under price uncertainty pp. 11-28: Peder Andersen
Convexity and corner solutions in the theory of externality pp. 29-41: J. Steven Winrich
An economic assessment of air pollution damages to selected annual crops in Southern California pp. 42-58: R. M. Adams, T. D. Crocker and N. Thanavibulchai
The new approach to wilderness preservation through benefit-cost analysis pp. 59-80: Richard C. Porter
Measuring the benefits of air quality improvements: A hedonic salary approach pp. 81-99: Mark Bayless