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      Boholm, Åsa.
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      Facility siting risk, power and identity in land use planning / Boholm, Åsa.
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      Evans, Alan W.
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      Land use -- Economic aspects.
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      DeLay, Nathan Daniel, author. (orcid)0000-0003-3239-0798
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      vary by land use heterogeneity. The second paper explores the effects of crop insurance agent market
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      Smajgl, Alexander. author.
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      connections. A few identified connections are direct trade-offs, for example the use of water for either food
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      Rasmussen, Svend. author.
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      Technological Changes -- 7 Input Demand Functions -- 8 Land and Other Inputs -- 9 The Company's Supply Function
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      Pagliara, Francesca. editor.
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      Transportation Models in Chicago, IL.- 7 Employment Location Modelling Within an Integrated Land Use and
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      Knippenberg, Erwin, author. (orcid)0000-0002-3183-2470
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      dispersed parcels may better manage risk. Using a natural experiment from Ethiopia, it shows that land
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      Viaene, Arvid Rachel Dirk, author. (orcid)0000-0002-2148-4409
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      census years and choice sets. When farmers are allowed to re-optimize their land use, climate damages in
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      Salomone, Roberta. editor.
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      ecosystem services; reduction of land use and improvement of soil quality; independence from fossil fuels
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      Browne, Oliver R., author. (orcid)0000-0001-6951-0744
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      hydrologically permissible, covering 139,000 water rights and 90% of Idaho's water use. Using differences in the