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Poverty and attitudes towards time and risk : experimental evidence from Madagascar

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Farmer strategies and forest conservation : a study from south-western Madagascar

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Essays in environment and development economics

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Transfers targeting the global environment – benefits for whom?

Nielsen, Uffe - In: International Journal of Social Economics 30 (2003) 1/2, pp. 119-142

Taking departure in the premise that donor and recipient priorities differ with regard to the marginal costs and benefits associated with attacking global environmental externalities, and hence the relative importance attached to the global environment, this paper seeks to scrutinize specific...

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