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Volume 58, issue 4, 1982

The Economical Management of Multispecies Fisheries pp. 417-434

James A. Wilson

The Share System in Open-Access and Optimally Regulated Fisheries pp. 435-449

Lee G. Anderson

Valuing a Fishing Day: An Application of a Systematic Varying Parameter Model pp. 450-463

William J. Vaughan and Clifford S. Russell

The Economics of Salmon Ranching pp. 464-477

Robert L. Stokes

The Appropriateness of Conditional Logit for the Modeling of Residential Fuel Choice pp. 478-487

Raymond S. Hartman

Residential Property Tax Capitalization: Consistent Estimates Using Micro-Level Data pp. 488-496

Diane P. Krantz, Robert Weaver and Theodore R. Alter

Regional Tax-Base Sharing: An Analysis and Simulation of Alternative Approaches pp. 497-515

Peter S. Fisher

The Effects of Farm Property Tax Relief Programs on Farm Financial Conditions pp. 516-523

David L. Chicoine, Steven T. Sonka and Robert D. Doty

Factors Influencing Mine Location: An Iron Ore Example pp. 524-536

Peter J. Kakela, Allen K. Montgomery and William C. Patric

Location Specific Research: Rice Technology in India pp. 537-546

Kaliappa Kalirajan and R. T. Shand

On the Necessity of Simultaneous Recreation Demand Equation Estimation pp. 547-552

John G. Hof and David A. King

The Restrictiveness of Flexible Functional Forms and the Measurement of Regulatory Constraint pp. 553-558

Jon Breslaw and Barry Smith

Publicly Vested Values for Fish and Wildlife: Comment pp. 559-562

Clifford S. Russell

Publicly Vested Values for Fish and Wildlife: ReplyPublicly Vested Values for Fish and Wildlife: Reply pp. 563-565

Philip A. Meyer

Volume 58, issue 3, 1982

Factors Affecting the Use of Soil Conservation Practices: Hypotheses, Evidence, and Policy Implications pp. 277-292

Christine A. Ervin and David E. Ervin

An Analysis of Selected Property Tax Exemptions for Timber pp. 293-309

W. David Klemperer

An Economic Analysis of Forest Taxation's Impact on Optimal Rotation Age pp. 310-323

Sun Joseph Chang

Growth and Residential Property Taxes: A Model for Estimating Direct and Indirect Population Impacts pp. 324-337

Shepard C. Buchanan and Bruce A. Weber

Landed Property and the Distinction between Royalty and Rent pp. 338-350

Ben Fine

Revenue Effects from Changes in a Declining Block Pricing Structure pp. 351-363

Douglas A. Houston

Multiple Destination Trip Bias in Recreation Benefit Estimation pp. 364-372

Abraham E. Haspel and F. Reed Johnson

Do Gasoline Demand Elasticities Vary? pp. 373-382

Carol Dahl

On the Neutrality of the Property Tax pp. 383-385

Yukio Noguchi

Specification of Block Rate Price Variables in Demand Models pp. 386-394

R. Bruce Billings

A Note on the Use of Travel Cost Models with Unequal Zonal Populations: Comment pp. 395-399

Jens B. Christensen and Colin Price

A Note on the Use of Travel Cost Models with Unequal Zonal Populations: Comment pp. 400-407

William J. Vaughan, Clifford S. Russell and Michael Hazilla

A Note on the Use of Travel Cost Models with Unequal Zonal Populations: Reply pp. 408-410

Michael D. Bowes and John Loomis

Volume 58, issue 2, 1982

The Effects of State Taxation on United States Copper Supply pp. 153-180

Patricia T. Foley and Joel P. Clark

Estimating Demand under Block Rates: Electricity and Water pp. 181-188

Joseph Terza and W. P. Welch

Differential Capitalization of Local Public Service Characteristics pp. 189-203

Michael S. Johnson and Michael J. Lea

Satisfaction, Length of Residence, and Per Capita Multiplier Models pp. 204-216

Deborah J. Brown, Stephen Lovejoy and Janet Ayres

The Welfare Efficiency of Moving Families into Public Housing in Little Rock, Arkansas pp. 217-224

Jack E. Adams

Urban Residential Demand for Water in the United States: Further Discussion pp. 225-227

James Opaluch

Lifeline Electricity Rates as an Income Transfer Device: Comment pp. 228-234

Christopher Garbacz

Lifeline Electricity Rates as an Income Transfer Device: Reply pp. 235

Giles Burgess and Morton Paglin

Volume 58, issue 1, 1982

Option Value: An Exposition and Extension pp. 1-15

Richard C. Bishop

Auctions and Alternative Procedures for Allocating Pollution Rights pp. 16-32

Randolph M. Lyon

Investment in Forest Land: Aspects of Risk and Diversification pp. 33-51

W. L. Mills, Jr. and William L. Hoover

X-Inefficiency and Interfirm Rivalry: Evidence from the Electric Utility Industry pp. 52-66

Rodney Stevenson

Coal Surface Mine Land Reclamation Costs pp. 67-85

Walter S. Misiolek and Thomas C. Noser

Third-Degree Price Discrimination and Regulation in the Municipal Water Industry pp. 86-95

Thomas H. Bruggink

The Specification of Hedonic Indexes for Urban Housing pp. 96-108

Richard V. Butler

The Impact of Rent Control on Tenure Discounts and Residential Mobility pp. 109-117

W. A. V. Clark and Allan D. Heskin

Local Economic Impacts Associated with Pure Taxable Capacity Changes pp. 118-130

D. J. Bjornstad

Petroleum Facilities in Washington: A Regional Benefit-Cost Analysis pp. 131-143

Robert L. Stokes

On Turvey's Benefit-Cost "Short-Cut": A Study of Water Meters pp. 144-146

Steve Hanke

Volume 57, issue 4, 1981

Revising Water Pollution Standards in an Uncertain World pp. 485-506

William Watson and Ronald G. Ridker

Social Accounting for Pollution pp. 507-525

Richard A. Tybout

Valuing Amenity Resources in the Presence of Substitutes pp. 526-535

John Cuddington, F. Reed Johnson and Jack Knetsch

Estimating Recipient Benefits and Waste from Lifeline Electricity Rates pp. 536-543

Frank Scott

Regulatory Policy and Industry Structure: The Case of Interstate Household Goods Carriers pp. 544-557

Edward A. Morash

On the Marginal Cost of Wastewater Services pp. 558-567

Steve Hanke and Roland W. Wentworth

The New Approach to Foreign Fisheries Allocation: An Economic Appraisal pp. 568-582

Robert L. Stokes

The Regional Economic Effect of Federal OCS Leasing: The Case of Alaska pp. 583-595

Ed Porter and Lee Huskey

Regional Economic Instability and Industrial Diversification in the U.S pp. 596-608

John Kort

The Impact of Housing Cyclicality on the Construction of Residential Units and Housing Costs pp. 609-623

Simone Clemhout

On the Specification of Price in Studies of Consumer Demand under Block Price Scheduling pp. 624-629

Henry S. Foster, Jr. and Bruce R. Beattie

Timber Economics in the Rockies: Efficiency and Management Options pp. 630-638

William F. Hyde

Transferable Discharge Permits and the Control of Stationary Source Air Pollution: A Survey and Synthesis: Comment pp. 639-641

Donald R. Ryan

Transferable Discharge Permits and the Control of Stationary Source Air Pollution: A Survey and Synthesis: Reply pp. 642-644

Thomas H. Tietenberg

Property Rights and Welfare Economics: Miller et al. v. Schoene Revisited: Comment pp. 645-651

Ronald C. Griffin

Property Rights and Welfare Economics: Miller et al. v. Schoene Revisited: Comment pp. 652-656

Gerald Whitney

Property Rights and Welfare Economics: Miller et al. v. Schoene Revisited: Reply pp. 657-659

Nicholas Mercuro and Timothy Ryan

Compensation Policy for Tax Exempt Property in Theory and Practice: Comment pp. 660

David J. Bjornstad

Compensation Policy for Tax Exempt Property in Theory and Practice: Reply pp. 661

Henry J. Raimondo

Volume 57, issue 3, 1981

An Application of Trend Surface Analysis to a Rural-Urban Land Market pp. 303-322

Jerry Hembd and JCraig L. Infanger

Trend Surface and the Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Residential Land-Use Intensity and Household Housing Expenditure pp. 323-337

Carl Parker

Canadian Housing Policy in the Seventies pp. 338-352

Lawrence B. Smith

Farmland Values at the Urban Fringe: An Analysis of Sale Prices pp. 353-362

David L. Chicoine

Three Mile Island and Residential Property Values: Empirical Analysis and Policy Implications pp. 363-372

Jon Nelson

Variations in Development Subsidies under Tax Increment Financing pp. 373-384

Jack R. Huddleston

# The Determinants of Land Values in an African City: The Case of Accra, Ghana pp. 385-397

Paul Kwadwo Asabere

The Sale of Development Rights and Zoning in the Preservation of Open Space: Lindahl Equilibrium and a Case Study pp. 398-413

Gary Wolfram

The Relationship between Private Ranchland Prices and Public-Land Grazing Permits pp. 414-421

John R. Winter and James K. Whittaker

Shifting, Incidence, and Inter-State Exportation of Production Taxes on Energy Resources pp. 422-435

William E. Morgan and John H. Mutti

Voluntary Conservation and Electricity Peak Demand: A Case Study of the Modesto Irrigation District pp. 436-447

Albert Yin-Po Lee

The Existence of Short-Run Economic Base Multipliers: Some New Empirical Evidence pp. 448-458

Mark S. Henry and J. C. O. Nyankori

Schools and Housing Values pp. 459-470

G. Donald Jud and James M. Watts

Property Tax Incidence: Comment pp. 471-472

Leroy J. Hushak

Property Tax Incidence: Reply pp. 473-475

Daniel R. Blake

Volume 57, issue 2, 1981

Avoidance Costs Associated with Imperfect Information: The Case of Kepone pp. 139-150

David G. Swartz and Ivar E. Strand, Jr.

Valuing Environmental Commodities: Some Recent Experiments pp. 151-172

William D. Schulze, Ralph d'Arge and David Brookshire

The Effects of Variable Omission in the Travel Cost Technique pp. 173-180

P Allen, Thomas H. Stevens and Scott A. Barrett

Satisfaction Bonus from Salmon Fishing: Implications for Economic Evaluation pp. 181-196

Courtland L. Smith

Short-Run Residential Demand for Fuels: A Disaggregated Approach pp. 197-212

Raymond S. Hartman and Alix Werth

Variations in Farm Size, Irrigation Technology and After-Tax Income: Implications for Local Economic Development pp. 213-220

Ronald C. Faas, David Holland and Douglas Young

Sub-County Property Tax Shifts Attributable to Use-Value Assessments on Farmland pp. 221-229

Richard W. Dunford and Douglas C. Marousek

The Rate of Return from Investing in Single-Family Housing pp. 230-242

William W. Alberts and Halbert S. Kerr

Does HUD Pay Too Much for Section 8 Existing Housing? pp. 243-251

Edgar Olsen and William J. Reeder

Volume 57, issue 1, 1981

Issue in Pollution Control: Interplant Cost Differences and Economies of Scale pp. 1-17

Russell Pittman

A Water Supply Cost Model Incorporating Spatial Variables pp. 18-32

Robert M. Clark and Richard G. Stevie

Expected Encounters and Willingness to Pay for Outdoor Recreation pp. 33-40

Fredric C. Menz and John K. Mullen

Lifeline Electricity Rates as an Income Transfer Device pp. 41-47

Giles Burgess and Morton Paglin

The Spatial Distribution of Electricity Demand: Its Impact upon Input Usage pp. 48-62

Dean C. Mountain

An Economic and Energetic Framework for Evaluating Dispersed Energy Technologies pp. 63-76

J. Walter Milon

Evaluating the Energy Production Potential of the United States Outer Continental Shelf pp. 77-90

Anthony A. Prato and Ronald R. Miller

Depreciation and Maintenance of Houses pp. 91-105

Stephen E. Margolis

Effects of Resident Control and Ownership in Self-Help Housing pp. 106-114

Leland S. Burns and Donald C. Shoup

Indivisibilities, Economies of Scale, and Optimal Subsidy Policy for Freeways pp. 115-121

Marvin Kraus

Impacts of Federal Estate Taxation on Investments in Forestry: Comment pp. 122-125

Allen M. Prindle

Impacts of Federal Estate Taxation on Investments in Forestry: Reply pp. 126-127

Charles F. Sutherland, Jr. and Philip L. Tedder