Decomposition Analysis of Forest Ecosystem Services Values
作者： Hidemichi Fujii , Masayuki Sato , Shunsuke Managi
DOI: 10.3390/SU9050687
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摘要: Forest ecosystem services are fundamental for human life. To protect and increase forest services, the driving factors underlying changes in service values must be determined to properly implement resource management planning. This study examines that affect by focusing on regional characteristics using a dataset of 47 prefectures Japan 2000, 2007, 2012. We applied two approaches: contingent valuation method estimating value per area decomposition analysis identifying main services. The results indicate has increased due expansion from 2000 2007. However, related have contributed decrease 2007 2012, respectively.
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