ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 27, Issue 2, 1997July 01, 1997 EDT
A Benefit-Cost Analysis of the Conservation Reserve Program in Ohio: Are Trees Part of a Sustainable Future in the Midwest?
A Benefit-Cost Analysis of the Conservation Reserve Program in Ohio: Are Trees Part of a Sustainable Future in the Midwest?
Articles in Vol. 27, Issue 2, 1997
Vol. 27, Issue 2, 1997
- Accounting for Local Economic Change in Regional I-O ModelingWilbur Maki
- Regression Analysis of Spatial DataJames P. LeSage
- Analytical Tools of Regional SciencePaul Kochanowski
- A Comparison of Supply-Determined SAM and CGE ModelsChang K. SeungThomas R. HarrisThomas R. MacDiarmid
- School District Consolidation, Student Performance, and Housing ValuesDavid M. Brasington
- A Simultaneous Multinomial Logit Model of Indirect Internal Migration and EarningsAlok K. BoharaRandall G. Krieg
- A Benefit-Cost Analysis of the Conservation Reserve Program in Ohio: Are Trees Part of a Sustainable Future in the Midwest?Bibhakar S. ShakyaFred J. Hitzhusen
- Exporters or Competitors: Behavior of Foreign-Based Multinational Firms in the United StatesMark Jelavich
Shakya, Bibhakar S., and Fred J. Hitzhusen. 1997. “A Benefit-Cost Analysis of the Conservation Reserve Program in Ohio: Are Trees Part of a Sustainable Future in the Midwest?” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 27 (2): 13–31.