Forest Tenures — Requirements, Rights and Responsibilities: An Economic Perspective
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- doi:10.5558/tfc65180-3
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- Martin K. Luckert · David W. Haley
- Reported year
- 1989
- Reported language
- en
- Source type
- article
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The nature of forest tenure arrangements is analysed in terms of requirements, rights and responsibilities. The standards of private management of Crown lands frequently fall below public expectations because: (a) the benefits that rights confer on tenure holders are entirely, or partially, appropriated for the Crown through the imposition of stringent legal requirements; and/or (b) the rights, themselves, are of ambiguous legal status and non-compensable, thus introducing considerable uncertainty into forest tenure arrangements. Without security, tenure holders have less incentive to voluntarily manage Crown forests.Who should manage Crown forests? — is a judgmental question that depends on society's notions of what is morally correct or equitable. Who will manage Crown forests? — is an economic and legal question, the answer to which depends on the existence of legal rights and on the legal requirements imposed by forest tenure agreements.
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- W2017578440
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- 10.5558/tfc65180-3
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- Forest
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- The Evolution of Crown Land Forest Policy in Ontario · CITES
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- openalex:w2024566279 · CITES
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Martin K. Luckert; David W. Haley. Forest Tenures — Requirements, Rights and Responsibilities: An Economic Perspective. 1989. https://doi.org/10.5558/tfc65180-3
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- Martin K. Luckert; David W. Haley. (1989). Forest Tenures — Requirements, Rights and Responsibilities: An Economic Perspective. https://doi.org/10.5558/tfc65180-3
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- Martin K. Luckert; David W. Haley. Forest Tenures — Requirements, Rights and Responsibilities: An Economic Perspective. 1989. https://doi.org/10.5558/tfc65180-3
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- Martin K. Luckert; David W. Haley. Forest Tenures — Requirements, Rights and Responsibilities: An Economic Perspective. 1989. https://doi.org/10.5558/tfc65180-3
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