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Scott M. Swinton✉(Michigan State University)Frank Lupi(Michigan State University)G. Philip Robertson(Michigan State University)Stephen K. Hamilton(Michigan State University)
Land Use and Ecosystem ServicesEconomic and Environmental ValuationForest Management and PolicyEcosystem servicesEcosystem valuationValuation (finance)AgricultureBusinessIncentiveEnvironmental resource managementNatural resource economicsSustainabilityEcosystem
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