A Real Options Approach to the Valuation of a Forestry Investment
By M. Insley. 2002
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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Finance, Global and Planetary Change
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- On the Tree-Cutting Problem Under Interest Rate and Forest Value Uncertainty (2003, background): “The perfect foresight assumption has been relaxed in studies focusing on the implications of stochastic timber prices (see e.g. Insley 2002), risk of forest fire (see e.g. Reed 1984) and stochastic forest growth on optimal rotation age (see e.g. Clarke and Reed 1989,1990, and Willassen 1998 and…”
- Does Risk Aversion Accelerate Optimal Forest Rotation Under Uncertainty? (2006, background): “…risk of forest fire (see e.g. Reed 1984), stochastic forest stand value (see e.g. Clarke and Reed 1989, 1990, Willassen 1998, Alvarez 2004 and Chang 2004) and stochastic timber prices (see e.g. Insley 2002 and Plantinga 1998) on the optimal harvesting threshold and on the expected rotation length.”