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Assessing the Effects of Policy Measures on Household Welfare and Agro-Ecological Sustainability: aof the optimisation model are used in metamodelling exercises that summarise the relationship between exogenous parameters and indicator variables, to account for endogenous prices at the regional level.

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Soil Degradation and Agricultural Production: Economic and Biophysical Approaches,ion and soil degradation. First the concept of soil degradation is discussed, and the various components detailed. Then the approaches are assessed in the context of bio-economic models in which biophysical processes are linked to decision making processes at household, village and regional levels.

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Land Degradation as a Transformation Process in an Intertemporal Welfare Optimisation Framework,ge in the future for China. This chapter intends to demonstrate that it is feasible to integrate a land degradation dimension into this framework, if the required quantitative data are available. We show how to incorporate the land degradation dimension into the profit maximisation process of a repr

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Population Pressure and Land Degradation in the Ethiopian Highlands: A Bio-Economic Model with Endoa crop-livestock economy characterised by serious land degradation in the Ethiopian highlands. Our objective is to examine the interlinkages between population pressure and poverty, their impacts on household welfare and land management, and the consequent pathways of development in a low potential

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Imperfect Food Markets and Household Adoption of Soil Conservation Practices in the Dominican Repubepublic highlands, where a local rural development project provides training, technical assistance and subsidies in the form of food-for-work. We model these decisions as an intertemporal labour allocation choice in the context of household-specific food markets imperfections. From the theoretical m