A Comparison of Timber Market Models: Static Simulation and Optimal Control Approaches

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Date

Jan. 31, 1998

Authors

Roger A. Sedjo and Brent Sohngen

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Journal Article

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Authors

Roger A. Sedjo

Senior Fellow Emeritus

Roger A. Sedjo

Brent L. Sohngen

University Fellow

Brent Sohngen is a university fellow at RFF. He conducts research on the economics of land use change, the design of incentive mechanisms for water and carbon trading, carbon sequestration, and valuation of environmental resources.

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