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The Relationship Between the Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline and State and Local Government Expenditures
Oliver Scott Goldsmith and Margaret Mogford
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Electricity Demand Forecast For the Bristol Bay Regional Power Plan
Oliver Scott Goldsmith, Will Nebesky, Jim Kerr, Judy Zimicki, and Elsa Aegerter
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Preliminary Electricity Demand Forecast for the Bristol Bay Regional Power Plan
Oliver Scott Goldsmith, Will Nebesky, Judy Zimicki, Elsa Aegerter, and Teresa Diginan
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Alaska Economic Projections for Estimating Electricity Requirements for the Railbelt Volume IX
Oliver Scott Goldsmith and Ed Porter
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Federal Revenues and Spending in Alaska: A Fiscal Year 1981 Update
Oliver Scott Goldsmith and J. Phillip Rowe
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Assessing The Economic Impacts of Capital Expenditures - Working Paper
Scott Goldsmith and Phillip Rowe
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A Study of Alaska's Housing Programs
Lee Huskey, Lee Gorsuch, Phillip Rowe, Karen White, Theodore Lane, and C.K Thomas
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Economic and Demographic Structural Change in Alaska
Lee Huskey, Will Nebesky, Bradford Tuck, and Gunnar Knapp
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Student Leadership and Extended Learning Programs in Alaska: Rationale and Methods of Evaluation
Judith Kleinfield, Denise Daniello, Lois Stiegemeier, and G. Williamson McDiarmid
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Native Americans in Labor Force: Hunting for An Accurate Measure
Judith Kleinfield and John A. Kruse
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Youth Organizations As A Third Educational Environment Particularly for Minority Group Youth
Judith Kleinfield and Anne Shinkwin
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Native College Success in the Seventies: Trends at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks
Judith Kleinfield, Robert Travis, and Velma Hubbard
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A Model of Timber Rotations and Land Prices on Private Forests Producing Nontimber Outputs
Gunnar Knapp
This paper presents a model of timber rotations and land prices on private forests producing both timber and nontimber (amenity) outputs. The model treats amenities produced by timber stands of different ages as heterogenous commodities, eliminating the need for an amenities production function. Prices for amenities are determined indirectly in land markets. Amenities prices adjust to equalize the bare land value for properties managed on different rotations, allowing optimizing landowners to harvest timber over a wide range of rotation ages. The model helps explain variation in private forest management practices and suggests that amenities should be taken into account in modeling timber supply.
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