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Covenants as a policy mechanism for providing conservation of natural features : survey of QEII covenantees in Canterbury
(Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1995-10)
Conservation covenants have received scant attention internationally as a tool for providing conservation. This paper examines their use in New Zealand where they have been almost the sole policy measure in protecting land ...
Agri-environmental policy and market developments in the European Union and their potential impact on New Zealand trade
(Lincoln University. Commerce Division, 1998-08)
The developments in the European Union and its environmental policy have important
implications for New Zealand. While the importance of the European Union as a market for New Zealand produce has diminished, it is still ...
The potential for expansion of the organic industry in New Zealand : a contingent valuation of consumers WTP for organic produce
(Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1999-09)
This paper examines the past and current development of the organic industry in New
Zealand. Organic farming in New Zealand has changed and grown rapidly over the last 10
years. This has mainly been due to the development ...
Subsidies without farming : the reform of the CAP : current and future pressures
(Lincoln University. Commerce Division, 1994-11)
The GATT agreement has been a major factor behind the current reforms of the CAP essentially providing an external constraint on policy developments. This has enabled a radical switch from unlimited support based upon ...
Auckland regional parks network: assessment of benefits & expenditure recovery options
(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 ...
Unit day values: an application to Auckland regional parks
(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 ...
The specification of property rights and compensation payments for conservation : an application of Bromley’s model of property rights
(Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1997-11)
Bromley developed a model of property rights which used agricultural land to illustrate how those with existing property rights had the advantage over those with emerging and competing demands, Bromley (1991) and Bromley ...