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A Dynamic Analysis Of The Global Timber Market And Carbon Flux Of Forest Under Global Warming: An Integrated Modeling Approach, Dug Man Lee
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
As global warming migrates ecosystems toward the poles, the result has been a change in the distribution of ecosystem types and the productivity of ecosystem as well. Similar to other natural resources, forests are also potentially affected as ecosystems move toward the poles. Consequently, human beings are forced to adapt, and global warming will generate an impact on the global timber market through changes in timber harvests, regeneration inputs, stumpage prices, etc. In addition, the dynamic process of forest change in response to economic activities of human beings will accelerate or dampen the amount of carbon in the atmosphere. In …
The Cost Effective Acquisition And Dissemination Of Market Information: A Computerized Approach, Tammy Burton
The Cost Effective Acquisition And Dissemination Of Market Information: A Computerized Approach, Tammy Burton
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
Clearly, many of the developments in computerized market systems are regarded as revolutionary in an industry which has undergone diminutive changes in marketing its products and acquiring current market information. Cognizance of the agricultural market situation is pertinent for maximum production efficiency, bargaining strength, and financial success for producers.
Collectively, producers in Utah face the dilemma of receiving approximately ten percent less in cash receipts for their commodities than their counterparts in surrounding states. Market information that was attainable by producers was often obsolete, redundant, expensive, and irrelevant to the market situation in Utah.
The implementation of a Computerized Market …
An Industrial Training Approach To A National Manpower Development Effort: A Proposal, Leonisa M. Cuayo
An Industrial Training Approach To A National Manpower Development Effort: A Proposal, Leonisa M. Cuayo
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The objective of this thesis is to propose an approach or a process by which a national industrial training system can be instituted for the Philippines; and specifying the role which the National Manpower and Youth Council should play in the undertaking. The thesis outlines some of the general features of the manpower development systems in several selected countries, followed by an outline of the Philippine manpower development system, and the environment in which the Industrial training system in the Philippines would operate. The existing organization of the National Manpower and Youth Council is described and a plan of action …
Economic Analysis Of Cache County, Utah: An Input-Output Approach, Jose Isaac Torrico Soria
Economic Analysis Of Cache County, Utah: An Input-Output Approach, Jose Isaac Torrico Soria
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the theory of input-output analysis, its applications, and its empirical implementations to the Cache County economy. The historical development, the static open input-output model, and the dynamic input-output analysis are presented in the theoretical discussion, and emphasis is made on the empirical applications of the model to structural analysis, forecasting, developmental planning, and regional analysis.
In the empirical implementation of the model to the Cache County economy, the 1971 total output is estimated, the Cache County total output is projected to 1981, the output and income multipliers are computed, and the total …
Estimating Forage Production Following Pinyon-Juniper Control: A Probabilistic Approach, Terrence F. Glover
Estimating Forage Production Following Pinyon-Juniper Control: A Probabilistic Approach, Terrence F. Glover
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
An important management practice within the 60-80 million acres of Pinyon-Juniper woodlands is to convert these woodlands to open rangelands. The success or failure of seedling adapted grasses in place of trees is contingent upon the revegetation techniques employed and upon fortuitous weather patterns. In order to formulate policy for Pinyon-Juniper control decisions, persons responsible for such policies need to know the risks of introducing range grasses into given areas. This thesis is essentially a hypothesis concerning the magnitude of such risks.