This article examines the use of economic analysis to inform bioinvasion management, with
particular focus on forest resources. Economics is key for understanding invasion processes …

Received October 9, 1997; revised October 1998 This paper presents a model of renewable
resource exploitation that incorporates both intertemporal dynamics and spatial movement …

Control of biological invasions depends on the collective decisions of resource managers
across invasion zones. Regions with high land‐use diversity, which we refer to as …

Spatial-dynamic processes in renewable resource economics pose difficult conceptual,
analytical, empirical, and institutional challenges that are distinct from either spatial or …

As a bioinvasion spreads across a landscape from its point of introduction, damages rise
roughly with the square of the distance from the original invasion. It is thus generally …

I am honored to have the opportunity to give the AAEA Fellows Address this year. I would
like to talk about a class of problems that are becoming more prevalent and yet have not re …

Management of German roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) populations is a challenge for
wildlife managers and foresters because population densities are difficult to estimate in …

In this review we discuss the economic implications of spatial-dynamic processes operating
at various scales in coupled human and natural systems where the coupling is through the …

We elicit a measure of strategic uncertainty from growers by using an experimental game
grounded on the theory of global games. This allows us to achieve the following: propose a …

This paper characterizes a dynamic contract that allows renegotiation and variable transfer
payments (VTP) between owners of two independently-harvested, ecologically-dependent …