Alternatives for managing drought:a comparative cost analysis

Article Abstract:

A study is presented in which an evaluation is made into the extent to which a large urban water district can respond to a drought situation. The study finds that water marketing combined with conjunctive use is more beneficial than the traditional method of developing new storage capacity.

Models, Water-supply, Water supply, Droughts

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Fishery management under multiple uncertainty

Article Abstract:

A bio-economic model is developed with three uncertainties that are variability in fish dynamics, inaccurate stock size estimates and inaccurate implementation of harvest quotas to solve the optimal escapement based on measurement of fish stock in the discrete-model.

United States, Management dynamics, Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities, Fisheries Research Programs, Analysis, Company business management, Markov processes, Fishery research

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Trends in natural resource economics in JEEM 1974-1997: breakpoint and nonparametric analysis

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the trends which have occurred in natural resource economics from 1974-1997 and which have been reported in the 'Journal of Environmental Economics and Management' are presented.

Statistics, Natural resources

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