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Economic aspects of ecologically based pest management.

George W. Norton

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This chapter focuses on the choice of pest management practices, optimization of pest control strategies, evaluation of economic benefits of pest management programmes, assessment and prediction of pest management adoption and assessment of public policies related to pest management.

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This chapter focuses on the choice of pest management practices, optimization of pest control strategies, evaluation of economic benefits of pest management programmes, assessment and prediction of pest management adoption and assessment of public policies related to pest management.

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This chapter focuses on the choice of pest management practices, optimization of pest control strategies, evaluation of economic benefits of pest management programmes, assessment and prediction of pest management adoption and assessment of public policies related to pest management.

Key concepts: Integrated pest management, PEST analysis, Pest control, Business, Environmental planning, Environmental resource management, Geography, Ecology

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