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El. knyga: Timber Supply, Land Allocation, and Economic Efficiency [Taylor & Francis e-book]

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First Published in 2011. This is the sixth volume in the Forests, Lands, and Recreation set of ten volumes. This text is one of many on the topic of timber supply, a perpetually central issue in forest economics and policy. But it is also something else: It is an attempt to examine the economic efficiency of investments in timber production. Special attention is directed to the increasingly important issue of investments in forestland, particularly public forestland, where allocation of land between timber production and other forest uses is an issue of national policy importance.
Foreword xi
Preface xiii
Symbols and Abbreviations xvi
Chapter 1 Introduction
1(11)
Background
1(3)
Analytical Approach
4(2)
Application
6(4)
A Comment on Engineering Functions
10(2)
Chapter 2 Allowable Cut
12(31)
Conceptual Model
14(7)
Even-aged Management
14(3)
Uneven-aged Management
17(1)
Financial Returns
18(3)
U.S. Forest Service Application
21(13)
Land Allocation
22(4)
Constrained Optimization
26(4)
Timber Pricing
30(4)
Summary and Comparison of Allowable Cut with Economic Efficiency Results
34(7)
The Short Run
35(2)
The Long Run
37(4)
Conclusion
41(2)
Chapter 3 The Economics of Timber Production
43(16)
The Conceptual Model
45(7)
The Productive Process
46(3)
Economic Variables
49(2)
The Complete Economic Model
51(1)
Optimality Condition
52(5)
Silvicultural Effort
53(2)
Rotation Age
55(2)
Summary
57(2)
Chapter 4 Timber Supply
59(26)
Supply
60(10)
A More General Analysis
64(4)
Further Comment on Rising Prices
68(2)
Extraction: A Diversion
70(3)
Forestland Allocation
73(6)
Residual Timberland
76(1)
Positively Valued Timber Opportunity
76(2)
Multiple Use
78(1)
Limitations of the Supply and Land Allocation Model
79(1)
Conversion and Old Growth
80(5)
Summary and Conclusions
83(2)
Chapter 5 The Douglas-Fir Region: A Case Study
85(62)
The Douglas-Fir Region
86(1)
Production
87(27)
Site Classification, Land Area, and Ownership
88(3)
Timber Production Processes
91(17)
Costs
108(6)
Prices
114(4)
Access
114(2)
Quality
116(1)
Secular Trend
116(2)
Supply
118(15)
Aggregate Supply
123(5)
Sensitivity
128(5)
Policy Implications
133(10)
Long-run Equilibrium
135(3)
Forestland Allocation
138(5)
Summary
143(4)
Chapter 6 French Pete: A Case Study
147(22)
Background
148(1)
Standing Timber Values
149(3)
Long-term Management
152(13)
Site Quality and Land Area
154(1)
Production
154(5)
Costs and Prices
159(2)
Perpetual Timber Management
161(2)
The Harvest Timing Constraint
163(2)
Summary and Anticipated Objection
165(4)
Chapter 7 Summary, Conclusions, Policy Implications
169(21)
Analytical Approach
170(4)
Empirical Application and Conclusions
174(16)
The Douglas-fir Region
174(5)
French Pete
179(2)
Policy Implications
181(1)
Marginal Lands and Production Hazards
182(2)
Forest Resource Valuation
184(1)
Looking Ahead
185(5)
Appendix A Forest Succession
190(6)
Successive Forest Communities
190(3)
Changes Within Forest Communities
193(1)
Conclusion
194(2)
Appendix B Special Cases of the Production Model
196
Traditional Models
197(10)
The Simple Economic Model
199(2)
A More Generai Economic Model
201(3)
Summary
204(3)
Looking Ahead
207(6)
Seed Improvement
207(1)
Perennial Technologies
208(4)
Anticipated Solution
212(1)
Summary
213
Hyde, William F.