The value of changes in deer hunting quality: a travel cost approach
Applied EconomicsPublished 1 April 1988
Erol M. Balkan, James R. Kahn
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(1988). The value of changes in deer hunting quality: a travel cost approach. Applied Economics: Vol. 20, No. 4, pp. 533-539.
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