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2011THE TOTAL ECONOMIC VALUEOF MAAS
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Executive SummaryThe Mau Forest Com
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6.0 POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF THE CURR
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Table 4: Roundwood production from
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• Widespread perception on resour
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Economic valuation of forest goods
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2.0 METHODS FOR ESTIMATING ECONOMIC
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2.1.3 Prices of SubstitutesThe pric
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