Mixed forests reconsidered: A forest economics contribution on an ecological concept

Keyphrases

• Forest Economics 100%
• Mixed Forest 100%
• Economic Contribution 100%
• Ecological Concept 100%
• Forest Management 62%
• Norway Spruce 25%
• Forest Stand 25%
• European Beech 25%
• Single Species 25%
• Monoculture 12%
• Significant Risk Factors 12%
• Central Europe 12%
• Environmental Issues 12%
• Snow Ice 12%
• Economic Implications 12%
• Decision Maker 12%
• Methodological Basis 12%
• Bavarian 12%
• Coniferous Forest 12%
• Time Structure 12%
• Economic Advantage 12%
• Monte Carlo Simulation Method 12%
• Beech 12%
• Stand Level 12%
• Fagus Sylvatica 12%
• Biodiversity Loss 12%
• Pure Stand 12%
• Natural Limits 12%
• Spruce 12%
• Vegetation Cover 12%
• Natural Vegetation 12%
• Financial Returns 12%
• Forest Type 12%
• Picea Abies (L.) Karst 12%
• Forest Condition 12%
• Early 19th Century 12%
• Forest Managers 12%
• Diversification Effect 12%
• Timber Market 12%
• Portfolio Theory 12%
• Classical Economics 12%
• Insect Damage 12%
• Natural Diversity 12%
• Storm Damage 12%
• Ice Damage 12%
• Timber Harvesting 12%
• Snow Damage 12%
• Risk Attenuation 12%
• Drought Damage 12%
• Markowitz 12%
• Risk-averse Decision 12%
• Ecological Idea 12%
• Economic Calculus 12%
• Scale Mixture 12%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Mixed Forest 100%
• Forest Management 62%
• Beech 37%
• Picea Abies 37%
• Europeans 25%
• Forest Stands 25%
• Fagus Sylvatica 12%
• Pure Stands 12%
• Forest Types 12%
• Monoculture 12%
• Coniferous Forest 12%
• Vegetation Cover 12%