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May 25, 2007Journal of Forest Economics

Spatial-temporal aspects of cost-benefit analysis for park management: An example from Khao Yai National Park, Thailand

Heidi J. Albers Elizabeth Robinson

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Cost-benefit analysis Spatial-temporal modeling Tropical forest Parks Thailand Quasi-option value Protected areas Non-timber forest products

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