Demand for grazing on public lands: a disequilibrium approach.

A study was conducted to estimate a demand function for grazing on western public rangelands. As the federal government sets the grazing fee and rations the quantity of Animal Unit Months (AUMs), a disequilibrium model was developed. The proposed model was estimated using panel data from ten weste...

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Published in:	Land Economics Vol. 72; pp. 483 - 500
Main Authors:	Bhattacharya, Arunava, Narayanan, Rangsean, MacDiarmid, Thomas R.
Format:	Article
Published:	University of Wisconsin Press November 1996
Subjects:	Grazing districts User charges Economic equilibrium Statistical hypothesis testing Maximum likelihood statistics Economic demand Mathematical models Public lands Range policy West (U.S.) United States
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