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URL http://hdl.handle.net/10419/45213
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Titel (primär) Applying tradable permits to biodiversity conservation: effects of space-dependent ecological benefits and cost heterogeneity on habitat allocation
Autor Drechsler, M.; Wätzold, F.
Quelle UFZ-Diskussionspapiere
Erscheinungsjahr 2007
Department OEKON; OESA
Band/Volume 1/2007
Seite bis 20
Sprache englisch
Abstract This paper is concerned with the cost-effective allocation of habitat for endangered species
under spatio-temporally heterogeneous economic development. To address the dynamic
dimension of the problem we consider tradable development rights (TDR) as the instrument
of choice. A particular challenge in applying TDR is that the ecological benefit of an
individual habitat patch depends on its spatial relationship with other habitats and thus is an
emergent rather than a fixed property. We analyse the spatial and temporal dynamics of
habitats in a region under a TDR market that takes spatial interaction of habitats explicitly
into account. We show that depending on the levels of spatial interaction and cost
heterogeneity, two different outcomes may emerge: an “ordered” structure where habitats are
clustered in space and stable over time, and a “disordered” structure where habitats are
scattered in space and subject to high turnover of destruction and recreation.
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Drechsler, M., Wätzold, F. (2007):
Applying tradable permits to biodiversity conservation: effects of space-dependent ecological benefits and cost heterogeneity on habitat allocation
UFZ-Diskussionspapiere 1/2007
UFZ Leipzig-Halle GmbH, Leipzig, 20 pp.