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The Elements of Environmental Problems examines three important probabilistic algorithms that together illustrate many of the important points of the field, and the second part then generalizes from those examples to provide a more systematic view.

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Environmental Economics in Perspectiveasi-reversibility, was first identified by Muntz and has since been investigated by a number of authors. A closely related concept, partial balance, has been central to the investigation of insensitivity begun by Matthes..Here we describe the concept of quasi-reversibility, provide new examples of q

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Economic Growth and the Environmentch permit the simulator to construct confidence intervals for steady-state characteristics of the system being simulated. The principal methods in current use are autoregressive modeling, batch means, regenerative, and replication. With the exception of the replication method, all methods are bas d

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The Economics of the Countrysidey, are of various shapes: linear, cubic, pentagonal pie, S. (surface of sphere). Formulated as a Markov dynamic programming problem, the choice of optimal memory allocation closely resembles the choice of an optimal route for a telephone call. Much can be guessed about optimal operation from scrutin

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The Elements of Environmental Problems examines three important probabilistic algorithms that together illustrate many of the important points of the field, and the second part then generalizes from those examples to provide a more systematic view.

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The Economics of the Countrysideunder special assumptions of independence or special distributional assumptions can be obtained under considerably weaker conditions by using the point process theory. In this way we will demonstrate that such results have considerably greater generality than previously shown..Section 2 provides som