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Contributions of economics to forestry planning

P. J. Greig Forests Commission Victoria, GPO Box 4018, Melbourne, 3001
Pages 16-27 | Received 12 Oct 1983, Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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IanA. Bruce. (1988) Forestry and wood-based industries in the Australian economy: A computable general equilibrium analysis. Australian Forestry 51:4, pages 238-245.
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AynsleyJ. Kellow. (1984) Management of non-wood values in state forests: should the user pay?. Australian Forestry 47:3, pages 148-153.
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IAN A. BRUCE. (2010) SHOULD PINES BE PRIVATISED?. Economic Papers: A journal of applied economics and policy 5:1, pages 60-73.
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