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cooperation.
Chu, D.K.Y. (1986). Government Policies, Economic Development, and Possible
Environmental Effects at the Land-Water Interfaces of Guangdong
Province, China. Marine Resource Economics, 3(1):29-44.
The coastal zone of South China is characterized by many features that
are shared by other developing countries. It is a long inhabited area with
lengthy coastlines, dotted by several modern cities and a large number of
fishing ports. Because of heavy population pressure, large demand for food,
and the drive to develop modern industries, extensive embankment and
reclamation schemes are undertaken, leading to many ecological feedbacks, such
as heavy silting of the estuaries, pollution of coastal waters, and depletion
of fishery resources nearby. The recent development of offshore oil and gas
fields on the continental shelf of the South China Sea has further complicated
the issue. On the other hand, one can anticipate rapid economic development
along the coast; on the other, there is higher risk of environmental
disasters. It is thus necessary to strengthen the present environmental
surveillance system and the research effort on the environmental economics of
the area.
Cicchetti, Charles J., Anthony C. Fisher, and V. Kerry Smith (1976).
"An Econometric Evaluation of A Generalized Consumer Surplus
Measure: The Mineral King Controversy." Econometrica, 44(6):1259-
1276.
This paper develops a household production model of individual behavior
to focus on the choice of recreational activities. This framework is used to
propose a generalized approach for measuring the consumer surplus associated
with a natural resource development project. The model is applied to the
proposed Mineral King project in California. The results indicate that the
project is unlikely to yield a positive net present value.
Ciriacy-Wantrup, S.V. and Richard C. Bishop (1975). "Common Property as
a Concept in Natural Resources Policy." Natural Resources
Journal, 15(October):713-727.
A discussion of the common property concept in natural resource policy
and its misuse by analysts to mean open access resources. Common property
institutions to regulate fugitive resources include total quotas and may work
well to conserve resources for the future.
Clark, Allen L. and Jennifer Cook Clark (1986). Marine Metallic Mineral
Resources of the Pacific Basin. Marine Resource Economics, 3(1):44-62.
In the 1970's and 1980's, the ocean became a focus of attention for
mineral producers and consumers. This paper surveys that trend with
particular emphasis on several specific metals and types of resource deposit.
In particular, the known and speculative details of manganese nodules, cobalt
rich manganese crusts, and polymetallic massive sulfides are discussed and
analyzed in an economic context.
Clark, Colin W. (1973). "The Economics of Overexploitation." Science,
181:630-633.
Severe depletion of renewable resources may result from high discount
rates used by private exploiters.
Clark, Colin W. (1973). "Profit Maximization and the Extinction of
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