P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Vol. 49, Issue 2, 2019July 18, 2019 CDT
Economic Value of Visitation to Free-Flowing and Impounded Portions of the Ocklawaha River in Florida: Implications for Management of River Flow
Economic Value of Visitation to Free-Flowing and Impounded Portions of the Ocklawaha River in Florida: Implications for Management of River Flow
Articles in Vol. 49, Issue 2, 2019
Vol. 49, Issue 2, 2019
- Water for Arid Regions: An Economic Geography ApproachJuan Carlos G. Lopez
- Book ReviewsBrian W. Sloboda
- Drought Status, Price, and the Effectiveness of Water Use Restrictions in PennsylvaniaGregory Alan Krohn
- Physical Water Use and Water Sector Activity in Environmental Input-Output AnalysisOluwafisayo AlabiMax MundayKim SwalesKaren Turner
- Economic Value of Visitation to Free-Flowing and Impounded Portions of the Ocklawaha River in Florida: Implications for Management of River FlowXiang BiTatiana BorisovaAlan W. Hodges
- The Role of Interregional Trade in Virtual Water on the Blue Water Footprint and the Water Exploitation Index in BrazilJaqueline Coelho VisentinJoaquim Jose Martins Guilhoto
- A Multi-Regional Input-Output (MRIO) Analytical Framework for Assessing the Regional Economic Impacts of Rising Water PricesKevin CreditElizabeth MackSarah Wrase
- A Role for Regional Science in Analyzing Water IssuesChrista D. CourtElham Erfanian
- A Multiregional Input-Output Analysis of Water Withdrawals in the Southeastern United StatesDi ShengStephanie OwenDayton M. LambertBurton C. EnglishRobert J. MenardDavid W. HughesLixia He-LambertChristopher D. Clark
Bi, Xiang, Tatiana Borisova, and Alan W. Hodges. 2019. “Economic Value of Visitation to Free-Flowing and Impounded Portions of the Ocklawaha River in Florida: Implications for Management of River Flow.” Review of Regional Studies 49 (2): 244–68. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.9754.