Mathematical Bioeconomics: The Mathematics of Conservation

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Analyzes the economic forces underlying the misuse of biological renewable resources and discusses economically effective methods of resource
management. It shows how rigorous mathematical modeling can be used to solve the complex problems of bioeconomics. This Third Edition has been
revised to address the importance of individual economic incentives, the over-riding importance of uncertainty, and the value of diversity. Resource
managers, conservation biologists, ecologists, applied mathematicians, biologists, and economic analysts will rely on this timely resource.
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