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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Forest Economics

Working Paper Series

Contact information of Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Forest Economics:
Postal: Department of Forest Economics, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SE 901 83 Umeå, Sweden
Phone: 090-786 62 68
Fax: 090-786 60 73
Email:
Web page: http://www.sekon.slu.se
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Editor:
For technical questions regarding this series, please contact (Örjan Furtenback)
Series handle: repec:hhs:slufec

2006

06/01 Swedish Industry and Kyoto An Assessment of the Effects of the European CO2 Emission Permit Trading System
by Brännlund, Runar & Lundgren, Tommy [Downloadable!]

2003

03/337 Framework for Assessing the Distribution of Financial Effects of Environmental Policies
by Bengt Kriström
03/336 Economic effects of environmental concerns in forest management: An analysis of the cost of achieving the environmental goals
by Zhou, Wenchao & Gong, Peichen
03/332 National Income and the Environment
by Geoffrey Heal & Bengt Kriström

2002

02/328 Sectoral EU-trading and other Climate Policy Options: Impacts on the Swedish Economy
by Martin Hill & Bengt Kristöm
02/327 The Costs of Going from Kyoto to Marrakech: Swedish Carbon Policy in a Multi-Regional Model
by Charlotte Nilsson & Bengt Kristöm
02/326 Stated Preference Methods For Environmental Valuation: A Critical Look
by Bengt Kristöm & Thomas Laitila
02/325 Optimal Stocking Level and Harvesting with Stochastic Prices
by Lu, Fadian & Gong, Peichen
02/320 Multiple-use tradeoffs in Swedish mountain region forests
by Zhou, Wenchao & Gong, Peichen

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