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ISSN 1090-4999
Research Article
Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2004January 01, 2004 EDT

Electricity Deregulation and the Valuation of Visibility Loss in Wilderness Areas: A Research Note

John M. Halstead, Thomas H. Stevens, Wendy Harper, L. Bruce Hill,
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Articles in Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2004

Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2004
  • Electricity Deregulation and the Valuation of Visibility Loss in Wilderness Areas: A Research Note
    John M. HalsteadThomas H. StevensWendy HarperL. Bruce Hill
  • Retail Development in Rural Counties: Evidence from the Upper Midwest
    John P. BlairThomas TraynorManjiang Duan
  • Using Pedestrian Count Models to Estimate Urban Trail Traffic
    Patrick LindseyGreg Lindsey
  • Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) Policy on the Urban Fringe
    Cynthia L. Rogers
  • Intrametropolitan Trade: Understanding the Interdependency of the Central - City and Edge Cities
    Nathan B. Anderson
  • State Farmland Preferential Assessment: A Comparative Study
    Russell Kashian
JRAP
Halstead, John M., Thomas H. Stevens, Wendy Harper, and L. Bruce Hill. 2004. “Electricity Deregulation and the Valuation of Visibility Loss in Wilderness Areas: A Research Note.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 34 (1): 85–95.
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