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    Analysis of oil and gas exploration and discovery in New Zealand - a basis for supply forecasting 

    Cullen, Ross; Ward, Bert D.; Cook, R. A.; Upasena, J. (Ministry of Economic Development, 1998-04)
    The long term sustainability of oil and natural gas supply in New Zealand will depend upon several factors, in particular the size and location of commercially exploitable resources, and the success of industry in ...
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    Unit day values: an application to Auckland regional parks 

    Saunders, Caroline M.; Cullen, Ross; Ball, R. J. (1997)
    Unit Day Values (UDV) have been widely used in North America to estimate the recreational and related benefits from parks and similar non-market resources. In essence they rely upon expert assessments based on previous ...
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    New methodology for the ecological footprint with an application to the New Zealand economy 

    Bicknell, Kathryn B.; Ball, R. J.; Cullen, Ross; Bigsby, Hugh R. (Lincoln University. Commerce Division, 1997-04)
    Sustainable development has become a primary objective for many countries throughout the world since the late 1980’s. A major difficulty associated with sustainable development objectives, however, is the absence of reliable ...
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    Natural areas: accessibility, entry, and equity 

    Cullen, Ross (New Zealand Ministry of Tourism, 1994)
    A very large proportion of New Zealand's land area is reserved for conservation and recreation purposes. The Department of Conservation claims responsibility for the management of thirty percent of New Zealand land. Entry ...
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    Measuring the costs and benefits of plant protection 

    Cullen, Ross (New Zealand Plant Protection Society, 1993)
    Plant protection can encompass a number of activities. Weed control in cereals, competitor suppression for pine seedlings, weevil control in lucerne, control of fruit worm in tomatoes, black spot on apples, powdery mildew ...
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    Auckland regional parks network: assessment of benefits & expenditure recovery options 

    Ball, R. J.; Cullen, Ross; Saunders, Caroline M. (1997-01)
    The Auckland Regional Council (ARC) maintains and administers a network of countryside and conservation parks, as well as the Botanic Gardens and stadia at Mount Smart. The annual budget of the Auckland Regional Parks ...
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    Contingent valuation of improved water quality in the lower Waimakariri River 

    Sheppard, R. L.; Kerr, Geoffrey N.; Cullen, Ross; Ferguson, T. (Lincoln University (Canterbury, N.Z.). Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, 1993-12)
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    Vegetation protection: some economic analysis 

    Cullen, Ross (New Zealand Association of Economists, 1992-08)
    Possums, a native of Australia, were first liberated in New Zealand in 1858 to provide a source of fur. Today they number about 70 million and few parts of the country have not been invaded by possums. Possums have well ...
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    Biodiversity protection: measurement of output 

    Cullen, Ross (Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society, 1999)
    The term biodiversity conservation can be applied to efforts to conserve genetic diversity, species diversity and ecosystem diversity. This paper focuses on efforts to conserve species and ecosystem diversity. Efforts to ...
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    Output measurement in evaluation of ecosystem protection programmes 

    Cullen, Ross (Environmental Economics Research Group. Department of Economics, University of Stirling, UK, 1995-06)
    Protection of species and ecosystems from damage by introduced species typically involves use of taxpayer funds. Governments are increasingly concerned to ensure value for money is achieved, and request evaluation of these ...
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    Ball, R. J. (3)Bicknell, Kathryn B. (2)Bigsby, Hugh R. (2)Saunders, Caroline M. (2)Ball, R. (1)Cook, R. A. (1)Ferguson, T. (1)Kerr, Geoffrey N. (1)Sharp, B. M. H. (1)... View MoreKeyword340000 Economics (3)Auckland regional parks (2)costs (2)economic aspects (2)sustainability (2)willingness to pay (2)0501 Ecological Applications (1)1401 Economic Theory (1)1402 Applied Economics (1)1506 Tourism (1)... View MoreDate Issued1999 (1)1998 (1)1997 (4)1995 (2)1994 (1)1993 (2)1992 (1)1991 (1)
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