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Browsing Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management by Author "Allee, David J."
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A Challenge to the Academic Community: Economics and Institutions in the Report of the National Water Commission
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A Critique of the National Water Commission Analysis of Cost Sharing
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A Review of "Roles, Functions and Services of ERS in 1986 by Crosswhite and Moore"
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Alternative Incentives to Encourage Desirable Irrigation Projects Under the Small Reclamation Projects Act Loan Program
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Balancing National and Regional Objectives: The Shifting Information Requirements
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Basin Governance
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Breaking the Incrementalist Trap: Achieving Unified Management of the Great Lakes Ecosystem
(Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, 1990-01)Policy evolution was characterized by Charles Lindblom three decades ago as "fragmented, disjointed incrementalism. " He argued incrementalism made the best use of very limited theory and data upon which to base decisions. ... -
Effects of Housing Costs and Home Sales on Local Government Revenues and Services
(Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, 1991-08)The subtitle of this paper should be " How recession and federal devolution have caused local governments to cut services and raise property taxes --now, what should be done in response to the resulting clamor for local ... -
Efficient Management Policies for Urban Water Supply
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Energy, Water, and Environment-- Institutional and Policy Aspects
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Environmental Protection Through Local Land Use Controls
(Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, 1991-03)Local land use controls seek to limit the impact of one neighbor on another sometimes protecting natural resource environmental values. Federal and State programs to protect environmental values cannot do everything. They ... -
Equity and Cost Sharing- A Neglected Opportunity for Improving Water Policy
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Failure of the Public Market-- A Framework for Cost Sharing Policy Research
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Financial and Economic Analysis of Water Projects
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Flood Plain Management
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Flood Risk Management-- Lessons in Inter-Governmental Environment and Land Use Control
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Government Agency Efforts in Quality of Life Impacts
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Industry and Drought-- Time to Prepare for Next Time
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Intergrating Water Quality and Water and Land Resources Planning
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Is It Time to do a Benefit-Cost Analysis for the Location of a Power Plant?
(Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, 1977-05)
