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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Suburban growth controls and the price of new housing pp. 303-320: Seymour I. Schwartz, David E. Hansen and Richard Green
Averting expenditure and the cost of pollution pp. 321-329: Paul Courant and Richard C. Porter
Mining of the forest and the time path of the price of timber pp. 330-344: Kenneth Lyon
The demand for site-specific recreational activities: A characteristics approach pp. 345-371: Edward Morey
Controlling the monopolistic polluter: Nihilism or eclecticism? pp. 372-380: Paul Burrows
The contribution of environmental regulations to the slowdown in productivity growth pp. 381-390: Gregory B. Christainsen and Robert Haveman
CO2, climate, and statistical inference: A note on asking the right questions pp. 391-394: V. Smith
The short-run asymmetry of pollution subsidies and charges pp. 395-399: W. A. Sills

Theory and estimation of the household production function for wildlife recreation pp. 199-214: Nancy E. Bockstael and Kenneth McConnell
Preferred policies when there is a concern for probability of adoption pp. 215-237: Richard Zeckhauser
Sociosystem and ecosystem coevolution in the amazon pp. 238-254: Richard B. Norgaard
A political economy model of implementing pollution laws pp. 255-271: Paul B. Downing
Standards and charges in the control of trade effluent discharges to public sewers in England and Wales pp. 272-286: Michael G. Webb and Robert Woodfield
Fuel switching, gasoline price controls, and the leaded-unleaded gasoline price differential pp. 287-302: Paul Kobrin

Optimal management of renewable resources with growing demand and stock externalities pp. 105-117: Peter Berck
Separability, functional structure and aggregation for a class of models in environmental economics pp. 118-133: Bruce A. Forster
The economics of cooperation over collective bads pp. 134-150: John Braden and Daniel Bromley
Analysis of modified model for commercial fishing with possible extinctive fishery resources pp. 151-155: Kuo-Shung Cheng, Chau-Jy Lin and Ar-Young Wang
Extraction timing and economic incentives for geothermal reservoir management pp. 156-174: Kamal Golab1 and Charles R. Scherer
Economic valuation of marsh areas for marine production processes pp. 175-186: Gary D. Lynne, Patricia Conroy and Frederick J. Prochaska
A note on option value and the expected value of consumer's surplus pp. 187-191: Robert Anderson
Congestion and economic valuation: A reconsideration pp. 192-195: James Wetzel
The distributive effects of public law 92-500 pp. 196-198: Bart D. Ostro

Reflections of an applied welfare economist: Presidential Address Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists September 6, 1980, Denver, Colorado pp. 1-10: John V. Krutilla
Markets and environmental management with a storable pollutant pp. 11-18: Tracy Lewis
Irreversible land use and the preservation of endangered species pp. 19-26: Jon R. Miller
Contingent valuation techniques for assessing environmental impacts: Further evidence pp. 27-44: Mark Thayer
Environmental trade-offs with the adoption of cogeneration technologies pp. 45-58: H. S. Burness, R. G. Cummings and I. Paik
Energy vs the environment pp. 59-71: Tracy Lewis
Housing prices, health effects, and valuing reductions in risk of death pp. 72-78: Paul R. Portney
On the economics of desalination of brackish household water supplies pp. 79-91: J. Thomas McGuckin and Robert A. Young
Congestion, travel cost recreational demand models, and benefit evaluation pp. 92-96: V. Smith
Public mosquito abatement pp. 97-99: Max R. Langham and Ray Lanier
Modeling the supply of wastepaper pp. 100-103: D. Deadman and R. K. Turner

The just rate of depletion of a natural resource pp. 291-307: John Riley
Theory of equity in pricing for resource conservation pp. 308-320: William Baumol
Optimal energy use in a polluted environment pp. 321-333: Bruce A. Forster
Pollution aspects of nuclear energy use pp. 334-352: Maureen Cropper
The role of technological change pp. 353-371: Robert U. Ayres and Steven M. Miller
Economic aspects of appropriative water rights pp. 372-388: H. Stuart Burness and James P. Quirk
Valuing congested recreation sites pp. 389-394: Kenneth McConnell
Estimating the benefits of recreation under conditions of congestion congestion pp. 395-400: Thomas H. Stevens and P Allen
Estimating the benefits of recreation under conditions of congestion: Comments and extension pp. 401-406: Lee G. Anderson
Editor's note pp. 407-408: Ralph d'Arge and Allen V. Kneese

Economic growth and environmental pollution under the max-min principle pp. 157-183: Kazumi Asako
The implications of model complexity for environmental management pp. 184-208: V. Smith and William J. Vaughan
Replenishable resource management under uncertainty: A reexamination of the U.S. Northern Fishery pp. 209-219: Barry Smith
Sport and commercial fishing conflicts: A theoretical analysis pp. 220-233: Richard C. Bishop and Karl C. Samples
Exploitation of a single-cohort fishery under risk: A simulation-optimization approach pp. 234-255: Norman Dudley and Geoffrey Waugh
Natural resource scarcity: Empirical evidence and public policy pp. 256-271: Manuel H. Johnson, Frederick W. Bell and James T. Bennett
The value of time in recreation benefit studies pp. 272-286: Elizabeth Wilman
A note on the allocation of investment pp. 287-290: Timothy W. Cooke

Activation of the association of environmental and resource economists pp. 77-80: John V. Krutilla
The democratic provision of public and private goods from exhaustible resources pp. 81-89: Haim Shalit
Welfare cost of pollution control pp. 90-102: Vinod Thomas
Effluent taxation in monopoly markets pp. 103-107: Walter S. Misiolek
System solutions to urban wastewater control pp. 108-122: Peter N. Nemetz
An econometric model of the U.S. secondary copper industry: Recycling versus disposal pp. 123-141: Margaret Slade
The efficiency of paying compensation in the Pigovian solution to externality problems pp. 142-148: A. Mitchell Polinsky
Air pollution and mortality rates: A note on Lave and Seskin's pooling of cross-section and time-series data pp. 149-155: Gregory B. Christainsen and Carl G. Degen

An experiment on the economic value of visibility pp. 1-19: Robert D. Rowe, Ralph d'Arge and David Brookshire
A proposal for improving the measurement of benefits from pollution abatement pp. 20-29: Gerald S. McDougall and Colin Wright
An economic analysis of air pollution from coal-fired power plants pp. 30-43: Robert Mendelsohn
Benefit-cost analysis of automotive emission reductions pp. 44-64: Richard C. Schwing, Bradford W. Southworth, Calvin R. Von Buseck and Clement J. Jackson
Simultaneous estimation of jointly dependent recreation participation function pp. 65-76: Margriet F. Caswell and Kenneth McConnell