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Economics of Nonpoint Pollution
J. S. Shortle
, J. B. Braden
Agricultural Economics, Sociology and Education
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Non-point Pollution
100%
Nonpoint
60%
Human Activities
20%
Stochasticity
20%
Environmental Impact
20%
Biophysical Model
20%
Spatial-temporal
20%
Computational Investigation
20%
Spatial Complexity
20%
Temporal Complexity
20%
Economists
20%
Environmental Processes
20%
Defining Characteristic
20%
Non-point Source Pollution
20%
Economic Model
20%
Nonlinear Relationship
20%
Policy Implementation
20%
Technological Complexity
20%
Policy Formulation
20%
Second Best
20%
Polluter
20%
Incentive Structures
20%
Reasonable Cost
20%
Information Costs
20%
Administrative Costs
20%
Innovative Instruments
20%
Mathematics
Nonlinear Relationship
100%
Environmental Process
100%
Good Efficiency
100%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Information Costs
100%
Administrative Costs
100%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Emissions
100%
Stochasticity
33%
Nonpoint Source Pollution
33%
Computer Science
Policy Formulation
100%