1989Journal of Applied EcologyRequires access

Economics and Biological Diversity: Developing and Using Economic Incentives to Conserve Biological Resources.

Ian F. Spellerberg, Jeffrey A. McNeely

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This important book explains in a clear, concise and very readable exposition, how economic incentives can be applied to creative approaches to conservation which complement development efforts.

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This important book explains in a clear, concise and very readable exposition, how economic incentives can be applied to creative approaches to conservation which complement development efforts.

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This important book explains in a clear, concise and very readable exposition, how economic incentives can be applied to creative approaches to conservation which complement development efforts.

Key concepts: Incentive, Natural resource economics, Convention on Biological Diversity, Diversity (politics), Biodiversity, Economics, Ecology, Environmental resource management

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