Land Economics 2002: Vol 78 Index

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LAND ECONOMICS VOLUME 78, 2002
AUTHORS
Albers, Heidi J. See Robinson, Elizabeth J. Z. Fisher, Ann. See Kinnell, Jason.
Anton, Wilma Rose Q. See Khanna, Madhu. Flores, Nicholas E. See Champ, Patricia A.,
Azzaino, Zevi, Jon M. Conrad, and Paul J. Chivers, James.
Ferraro. Optimizing the Riparian Buffer: Har- Florkowski, Wojciech J. See Moon, Wanki.
old Brook in the Skaneateles Lake Watershed,
New York. 4:501-—14
Grijalva, Therese C., Robert P. Berrens, Alok
K. Bohara, Paul M. Jakus, and W. Douglass
Bauer, Dana Marie. See Johnston, Robert J.
Shaw. Valuing the Loss of Rock Climbing Ac-
Berrens, Robert P. See Grijalva, Therese C. cess in Wilderness Areas: A National-Level,
Bohara, Alok K. See Grijalva, Therese C.
Random-Utility Model. 1:103—20.
Boyle, Kevin J. See Paterson, Robert W.; Roach,
Grossman, Peter Z. See Cole, Daniel H.
Brian.
Groves, Jeremy R., and Eric Helland. Zoning
Breffle, William S., and Robert D. Rowe. Com-
and the Distribution of Location Rents: An
paring Choice Question Formats for Evaluat-
Empirical Analysis of Harris County, Texas.
ing Natural Resource Tradeoffs. 2:298-314.
1:28—44.
Brown, Thomas C. See Champ, Patricia A.
Harris, Richard I. D. See Collins, Alan.
Brickner, Bernhard. See Moon, Wanki.
Helland, Eric. See Groves, Jeremy R.
Holden, Stein, and Hailu Yohannes. Land Re-
Champ, Patricia A., Nicholas E. Flores, distribuition, Tenure Insecurity, and Intensity
Thomas C. Brown, and James Chivers. Con of Production: A Study of Farm Households in
tingent Valuation and Incentives. 4:591—604 Souther Ethiopia. 4:573-—90.
Chandra, Siddharth. A Test of the Regiona! Holland, David. See Julia-Wise, Roxana.
Growth-Instability Frontier Using State Data. Howarth, Richard B. Book Review of *‘The
3:442-62.
Origins of Ecological Economics: The Bio-
Chivers, James. See Champ, Patricia A. economics of Georgescu-Roegen”’ by Kozo
Chivers, James, and Nicholas E. Flore. Market Mayumi. 4:624—26
Failure in Information: The National Flood In- Howe, E. Lance. See Pendleton, Linwood H.
surance Program. 4:515-21 Huang, Ju-Chin, and V. Kerry Smith. Monte
‘ole, Daniel H., and Peter Z. Grossman. The Carlo Benchmarks for Discrete Response Val-
Meaning of Property Rights: Law versus Eco- uation Methods: Reply. 4:617-—23.
nomics? 3:317—30. Huber, Joel. See Mansfield, Carol.
‘ollins, Alan, and Richard I. D. Harris. Does Hunt, Gary L. See Lewis, David J.
Plant Ownership Affect the Level of Pollution
Abatement Expenditure? 2:171-89.
‘onrad, Jon M. See Azzaino, Zevi. Inman, Katherine, Donald M. McLeod, and
‘ooke, Stephen C. See Julia-Wise, Roxana. Dale J. Menkhaus. Rural Land Use and Sale
Preferences in a Wyoming County. |: 72—87
Deng, F. Frederic. Ground Lease-Based Land Irwin, Elena G. The Effects of Open Space on
Use System versus Common Interest Develop- Residential Property Values. 4:465-—80.
ment. 2:190-—206
Jaeger, William K. Carbon Taxation When Cli-
Epp, Donald J. See Kinnell, Jason. mate Affects Productivity. 3:354—-67.
Jakus, Paul M. See Grijalva, Therese C.
Ferraro, Paul J. See Azzaino, Zevi. Johnston, Robert J., Stephen K. Swallow, and
Ferraro, Paul J., and R. David Simpson. The Dana Marie Bauer. Spatial Factors and
Cost-Effectiveness of Conservation Payments. Stated Preference Values for Public Goods:
32:.2323 9-53c.2 Considerations for Rural Land Use. 4:48 1—5S00.
LAND ECONOMICS VOLUME 78, 2002
AUTHORS
Albers, Heidi J. See Robinson, Elizabeth J. Z. Fisher, Ann. See Kinnell, Jason.
Anton, Wilma Rose Q. See Khanna, Madhu. Flores, Nicholas E. See Champ, Patricia A.,
Azzaino, Zevi, Jon M. Conrad, and Paul J. Chivers, James.
Ferraro. Optimizing the Riparian Buffer: Har- Florkowski, Wojciech J. See Moon, Wanki.
old Brook in the Skaneateles Lake Watershed,
New York. 4:501-—14
Grijalva, Therese C., Robert P. Berrens, Alok
K. Bohara, Paul M. Jakus, and W. Douglass
Bauer, Dana Marie. See Johnston, Robert J.
Shaw. Valuing the Loss of Rock Climbing Ac-
Berrens, Robert P. See Grijalva, Therese C. cess in Wilderness Areas: A National-Level,
Bohara, Alok K. See Grijalva, Therese C.
Random-Utility Model. 1:103—20.
Boyle, Kevin J. See Paterson, Robert W.; Roach,
Grossman, Peter Z. See Cole, Daniel H.
Brian.
Groves, Jeremy R., and Eric Helland. Zoning
Breffle, William S., and Robert D. Rowe. Com-
and the Distribution of Location Rents: An
paring Choice Question Formats for Evaluat-
Empirical Analysis of Harris County, Texas.
ing Natural Resource Tradeoffs. 2:298-314.
1:28—44.
Brown, Thomas C. See Champ, Patricia A.
Harris, Richard I. D. See Collins, Alan.
Brickner, Bernhard. See Moon, Wanki.
Helland, Eric. See Groves, Jeremy R.
Holden, Stein, and Hailu Yohannes. Land Re-
Champ, Patricia A., Nicholas E. Flores, distribuition, Tenure Insecurity, and Intensity
Thomas C. Brown, and James Chivers. Con of Production: A Study of Farm Households in
tingent Valuation and Incentives. 4:591—604 Souther Ethiopia. 4:573-—90.
Chandra, Siddharth. A Test of the Regiona! Holland, David. See Julia-Wise, Roxana.
Growth-Instability Frontier Using State Data. Howarth, Richard B. Book Review of *‘The
3:442-62.
Origins of Ecological Economics: The Bio-
Chivers, James. See Champ, Patricia A. economics of Georgescu-Roegen”’ by Kozo
Chivers, James, and Nicholas E. Flore. Market Mayumi. 4:624—26
Failure in Information: The National Flood In- Howe, E. Lance. See Pendleton, Linwood H.
surance Program. 4:515-21 Huang, Ju-Chin, and V. Kerry Smith. Monte
‘ole, Daniel H., and Peter Z. Grossman. The Carlo Benchmarks for Discrete Response Val-
Meaning of Property Rights: Law versus Eco- uation Methods: Reply. 4:617-—23.
nomics? 3:317—30. Huber, Joel. See Mansfield, Carol.
‘ollins, Alan, and Richard I. D. Harris. Does Hunt, Gary L. See Lewis, David J.
Plant Ownership Affect the Level of Pollution
Abatement Expenditure? 2:171-89.
‘onrad, Jon M. See Azzaino, Zevi. Inman, Katherine, Donald M. McLeod, and
‘ooke, Stephen C. See Julia-Wise, Roxana. Dale J. Menkhaus. Rural Land Use and Sale
Preferences in a Wyoming County. |: 72—87
Deng, F. Frederic. Ground Lease-Based Land Irwin, Elena G. The Effects of Open Space on
Use System versus Common Interest Develop- Residential Property Values. 4:465-—80.
ment. 2:190-—206
Jaeger, William K. Carbon Taxation When Cli-
Epp, Donald J. See Kinnell, Jason. mate Affects Productivity. 3:354—-67.
Jakus, Paul M. See Grijalva, Therese C.
Ferraro, Paul J. See Azzaino, Zevi. Johnston, Robert J., Stephen K. Swallow, and
Ferraro, Paul J., and R. David Simpson. The Dana Marie Bauer. Spatial Factors and
Cost-Effectiveness of Conservation Payments. Stated Preference Values for Public Goods:
32:.2323 9-53c.2 Considerations for Rural Land Use. 4:48 1—5S00.
78(4) Index
Judge, Rebecca P. Restoring the Commons: To- Robinson, Elizabeth J. Z., Jeffrey C. Williams,
ward a New Interpretation of Locke’s Theory and Heidi J. Albers. The Influence of Mar-
of Property. 3:331—38. kets and Policy on Spatial Patterns of Non-
Julia-Wise, Roxana, Stephen C. Cooke, and Timber Forest Product Extraction. 2:260—71.
David Holland. A Computable General Equi- Rowe, Robert D. See Breffle, William S.
librium Analysis of a Property Tax Limitation
Inititative in Idaho. 2:207—27. Schoenbaum, Miriam. Environmental Contami-
nation, Brownfields Policy, and Economic Re-
Khanna, Madhu, and Wilma Rose Q. Anton. development in an Industrial Area of Ballti-
Corporate Environmental Management: Regu- more, Maryland. 1:60—71.
latory and Market-Based Incentives 4:539-58. Schonhof, Ilona. See Moon, Wanki.
Kinnell, Jason, Jeffrey K. Lazo, Donald J. Epp, Sedjo, Roger A., and Stephen K. Swallow. Vol-
Ann Fisher, and James S. Shortle. Percep- untary Eco-Labeling and the Price Premium.
tions and Values for Preventing Ecosystem 2:272-84.
Change: Pennsylvania Duck Hunters and the Shaikh, Sabina Lee. See van Kooten, G. Cor-
Prairie Pothole Region. 2:228—44.
nelis.
Shaw, W. Douglass. See Grijalva, Therese C
Lazo, Jeffrey K. See Kinnell, Jason. Shogren, Jason F. See Lutter, Randall.
Lewis, David J., Gary L. Hunt, and Andrew J. Shortle, James S. See Kinnell, Jason.
Plantinga. Public Conservation Land and Em- Simpson, R. David. See Ferraro, Paul J.
ployment Growth in the Northern Forest Re- Smith, Martin D. Two Econometric Approaches
gion. 2:245-59. for Predicting the Spatial Behavior of Renew-
Lutter, Randall, and Jason F. Shogren. Trada- able Resource Harvesters. 4:522—38.
ble Permit Tariffs: How Local Air Pollution Smith, V. Kerry. See Huang, Ju-Chin
\ffects Carbon Emissions Permit Trading. 2: Smith, V. Kerry, George L. Van Houtven. and
159-70 Subhrendu K. Pattanayak. Benefit Transfer
via Preference Calibration: **Prudential Alge-
Mahendrarajah, Mahen S. See Wilman, Eliza- bra’’for Policy. 1:132-52.
beth A. Stevens, Joe B. Speculations: Recreational Land
Mansfield, Carol, George L. Van Houtven, and Use as a Basis for Adverse Possession. 1:153
Joel Huber. Compensating for Public Harms: 56.
Why Public Goods Are Preferred to Money. 3: Suchanek, Pavel. See van Kooten, G. Cornelis
368. 89. , Swallow, Stephen K. See Johnston, Robert J.;
McLeod, Donald M. See Inman, Katherine. Sedjo, Roger A.
Menkhaus, Dale J. See Inman, Katherine. Swinton, John R. The Potential for Cost Savings
Moon, Wanki, Wojciech J. Florkowski, Bern- in the Sulfur Dioxide Allowance Market: Em-
hard Briickner, and Ilona Schonhof. Will- pirical Evidence from Florida. 3:390—404
ingness to Pay for Environmental Practices:
Implications for Eco-Labeling. 1:88—102.
Thorsnes, Paul. The Value of a Suburban Forest
Preserve: Estimates from Sales of Vacant Res-
Paterson, Robert W., and Kevin J. Boyle. Out
idential Building Lots. 3:426—41
of Sight, Out of Mind? Using GIS to Incorpo-
rate Visibility in Hedonic Property Value
Models. 3:417—25. Van Houtven, George L. See Mansfield, Carol:
Pattanayak, Subhrendu K. See Smith, V. Kerry. Smith, V. Kerry.
Pendleton, Linwood H., and E. Lance Howe. van Kooten, G. Cornelis, Sabina Lee Shaikh,
and Pavel Suchanek. Mitigating Climate
Market Integration, Development, and Small-
holder Forest Clearance. 1:1—19. Change by Planting Trees: The Transaction
Plantinga, Andrew J. See Lewis, David J. Costs Trip. 4:559-72
Poe, Gregory L., and Christian A. Vossler. Vossler, Christian A. See Poe, Gregory L.
Monte Carlo Benchmarks for Discrete Re-
sponse ValuMaethtodsi: oComnmen t. 4:605-16. Weikard, Hans-Peter. Diversity Functions and
the Value of Biodiversity. 1:20—27.
Roach, Brian, Kevin J. Boyle, and Michael Welsh, Michael. See Roach, Brian.
Welsh. Testing Bid Design Effects in Multi- Whitehead, John C. Incentive Incompatibility
ple-Bounded, Contingent-Valuation Ques- and Starting-Point Bias in Iterative Valuation
tions. 1:121-—31. Questions. 2:285—97
634 Land Economics November 2002
Williams, Jeffrey C. See Robinson, Elizabeth J. cal Government Taxation, School Finance,
iz and Land-Use Policies’’ by William Fischel.
Wilman, Elizabeth A., and Mahen S. Mahen- 4:627-—30.
drarajah. Carbon Offsets. 3:405—16. Yoder, Jonathan. Estimation of Wildlife-In-
flicted Property Damage and Abatement Based
on Compensation Program Claims Data. 1:45
Yinger, John. Book Review of **The Homevoter 59.
Hypothesis: How Home Values Influence Lo- Yohannes, Hailu. See Holden, Stein.
SUBJECT
(Indexed Using the Journal of Economic H4 PUBLICLY PROVIDED Goops
Literature Classification System)
H41 Public Goods
Champ, Patricia A., Nicholas E. Flores,
C MATHEM.: ATICAL AND Thomas C. Brown, and James Chivers. Con-
QUANTITATI VE METHODS tingent Valuation and Incentives. 4:591—604.
C9 DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS
K LAW AND ECONOMICS
C93 Field Experiments
Kr Basic AREAS OF LAW
Huang, Ju-Chin, and V. Kerry Smith. Monte
Carlo Benchmarks for Discrete Response Val- KI1 Property Law
uation Methods: Reply. 4:617-—23.
Cole, Daniel H., and Peter Z. Grossman. The
Meaning of Property Rights: Law versus Eco-
D MICROECONOMICS nomics? 3:317—30.
Judge, Rebecca P. Restoring the Commons: To-
D1 HousHOLD BEHAVIOR AND FAMILY ward a New Interpretation of Locke’s Theory
ECONOMICS of Property. 3:331—38.
D12 Consumer Economics: Empirical Analysis
L INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
Huang, Ju-Chin, and V. Kerry Smith. Monte
Carlo Benchmarks for Discrete Response Val-
uation Methods: Reply. 4:617-—23. L5 REGULATION AND INDUSTRIAL POLICY
Khanna, Madhu, and Wilma Rose Q. Anton.
D8 INFORMATION AND UNCERTAINTY
Corporate Environmental Management: Regu-
latory and Market-Based Incentives. 4:539-58.
D81 Criteria for Decision-Making under Risk
and Uncertainty
Weikard, Hans-Peter. Diversity Functions and Q AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL
the Value of Biodiversity. 1:20—27. RESOURCE ECONOMICS
QI AGRICULTURAL
H PUBLIC ECONOMICS
Q15 Land Ownerhip and Tenure; Land
H2 TAXATION, SUBSIDIES, AND REVENUE
Reform; Land Use; Irrigation
Jaeger, William K. Carbon Taxation When Cli-
Azzaino, Zevi, Jon M. Conrad, and Paul J.
mate Affects Productivity. 3:354—-67.
Ferraro. Optimizing the Riparian Buffer: Har-
old Brook in the Skaneateles Lake Watershed,
H21 Efficiency; Optimal Taxation
New York 4:501-14.
Ferraro, Paul J., and R. David Simpson. The Cole, Daniel H., and Peter Z. Grossman. The
Cost-Effectiveness of Conservation Payments. Meaning of Property Rights: Law versus Eco-
3:339-53. nomics? 3:317—30.
78(4) Index
Holden, Stein, and Hailu Yohannes. Land Re- Inman, Katherine, Donald M. McLeod, and
distribuition, Tenure Insecurity, and Intensity Dale J. Menkhaus. Rural Land Use and Sale
of Production: A Study of Farm Households in Preferences in a Wyoming County. 1:72—87
Souther Ethiopia. 4:573—90.
Q25 Water; Air
Q2 RENEWABLE RESOURCES AND
CONSERVATION; ENVIRONMENTAL Azzaino, Zevi, Jon M. Conrad, and Paul J.
MANAGEMENT Ferraro. Optimizing the Riparian Buffer: Har-
old Brook in the Skaneateles Lake Watershed,
New York. 4:501-14.
Huang, Ju-Chin, and V. Kerry Smith. Monte
Collins, Alan, and Richard I. D. Harris. Does
Carlo Benchmarks for Discrete Response Val-
Plant Ownership Affect the Level of Pollution
uation Methods: Reply. 4:617—23.
Abatement Expenditure? 2:17—189.
Judge, Rebecca A.. Restoring the Commons: To-
van Kooten, G. Cornelis, Sabina Lee Shaikh,
ward a New Interpretation of Locke’s Theory
and Pavel Suchanek. Mitigating Climate
of Property. 3:331—38.
Change by Planting Trees: The Transaction
Khanna, Madhu, and Wilma Rose Q. Anton.
Costs Trip. 4:559-72.
Corporate Environmental Management: Regu-
Wilman, Elizabeth A., and Mahen S. Mahen-
latory and Market-Based Incentives. 4:0-0.
drarajah. Carbon Offsets. 3:405—16.
Mansfield, Carol, George L. Van Houtven, and
Joel Huber. Compensating for Public Harms: 026 Recreational Aspects of Natural
Why Public Goods Are Preferred to Money. 3: Resources; Contingent Valuation Methods
368-89.
Breffle, William, S., and Robert D. Rowe. Com-
paring Choice Question Formats for Evaluat-
Q21 Demand and Supply ing Natural Resource Tradeoffs. 2:298—314.
Lutter, Randall, and Jason F. Shogren. Trada- Champ, Patricia A., Nicholas E. Flores,
ble Permit Tariffs: How Local Air Pollution Thomas C. Brown, and James Chivers. Con-
Affects Carbon Emissions Permit Trading. 2 tingent Valuation and Incentives. 4:59 1-604.
159-70. Grijalva, Therese C., Robert P. Berrens, Alok
Paterson, Robert W., and Kevin J. Boyle. Out K. Bohara, Paul M. Jakus, and W. Douglass
of Sight, Out of Mind? Using GIS to Incorpo- Shaw. Valuing the Loss of Rock Climbing Ac-
rate Visibility in Hedonic Property Value cess in Wilderness Areas: A National-Level,
Random-Utility Model. 1:103—20.
Models. 3:417-—25.
Smith, Martin D. Two Econnometric Ap- Kinnell, Jason, Jeffrey K. Lazo, Donald J. Epp,
proaches for Predicting the Spatial Behavior of Ann Fisher, and James S. Shortle. Percep-
Renewable Resource Harvesters. 4:522—38. tions and Values for Preventing Ecosystem
Yoder, Jonathan. Estimation of Wildlife-Inflicted Change: Pennsylvania Duck Hunters and the
Property Damage and Abatement Basoen dCom - Prairie Pothole Region. 2:228—44.
pensation Program Claims Data. 1:45—59. Lewis, David J., Gary L. Hunt, and Andrew J.
Plantinga. Public Conservation Land and Em-
ployment Growth in the Northern Forest Re-
Q23 Forestry gion. 2:245—59.
Pendleton, Linwood H., and E. Lance Howe. Roach, Brian, Kevin J. Boyle, and Michael
Market Integration, Development, and Welsh. Testing Bid Design Effects in Multi-
Smallholder Forest Clearance. 1:1—19. ple-Bounded, Contingent-Valuation Questions.
Robinson, Elizabeth J. Z., Jeffrey C. Williams, 1:121-31.
and Heidi J. Albers. The Influence of Mar- Smith, V. Kerry, George L. Van Houtven, and
kets and Policy on Spatial Patterns of Non- Subhrendu K. Pattanayak. Benefit Transfer
Timber Forest Product Extraction 2:260—71. via Preference Calibration: **Prudential Alge-
Thorsnes, Paul. The Value of a Suburban Forest bra’’ for Policy. 1:132—52.
Preserve: Estimates from Sales of Vacant Res- Whitehead. John C. Incentive Incompatibility
idential Building Lots. 3:426—41. and Starting-Point Bias in Iterative Valuation
Questions. 2:285-—97.
Q24 Land
Q28 Government Policy
Chivers, James, and Nicholas E. Flores. Market
Ferraro, Paul J., and R. David Simpson. The
Failure in Information: The National Flood In-
Cost-Effectiveness of Conservation Payments.
surance Program. 4:515-21.
3:339-S3.
636 Land Economics November 2002
Moon, Wanki, Wojciech J. Florkowski, Bern-
Chandra, Siddharth. A Test of the Regional
hard Briickner, and Ilona Schonhof. Will-
Growtth-Instability Frontier Using State Data.
ingness to Pay for Environmental Practices:
3:442-62.
Implications for Eco-Labeling. 1:88—102.
Sedjo, Roger A., and Stephen K. Swallow. Vol-
R5 REGIONAL GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS
untary Eco-Labeling and the Price Premium.
2:272-84.
R51 Finance in Urban and Rural Economics
Q3 NONRENEWABLE RESOURCES AND Julia-Wise, Roxana, Stephen C. Cooke, and
CONSERVATION David Holland. A Computable General Equi-
librium Analysis of a Property Tax Limitation
Q38 Government Policy Inititative in Idaho. 2:207—27.
Weikard, Hans-Peter. Diversity Functions and
the Value of Biodiversity. 1:20—2 R52 Land Use and Other Regulations
/.
Deng, F. Frederic. Ground Lease-Based Land
Q4 ENERGY Use System versus Common Interest Develop-
Jaeger, William K. Carbon Taxation When Cli- ment. 2:190—206.
mate Affects Productivity. 3:354-67. Groves, Jeremy R., and Eric Helland. Zoning
and the Distribution of Location Rents: An
040 General Empirical Analysis of Harris County, Texas.
1:28—44.
Swinton, John R. The Potential for Cost Savings
Irwin, Elena G. The Effects of Open Space on
in the Sulfur Dioxide Allowance Market: Em
Residential Property Values. 4:465—80.
pirical Evidence from Florida. 3:390—404
Johnston, Robert J., Stephen K. Swallow, and
Dana Marie Bauer. Spatial Factors and
R URBAN, RURAL, AND REGIONAL
Stated Preference Values for Public Goods:
ECONOMICS
Considerations for Rural Land Use. 4:48 1-500.
Schoenbaum, Miriam. Environmental Contami-
Ri GENERAL SPATIAL ECONOMICS
nation, Brownfields Policy, and Economic Re
development in an Industrial Area of Balti-
RII Analysis of Growth, Development, and
more, Maryland. 1:60—71.
Changes