2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.forpol.2020.102241
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Effect of working forest conservation easements on surrounding property values

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“…This is expected since strategic management is a high-level management responsibility, and consequently, it takes several years to gather sufficient experience to be at the top management level. 2, where it could be seen that observations for FNISV were highly skewed towards five (5). This indicates that those in the fellow category have a higher number of years of experience than those in the associate category.…”
Section: Results Statistical Analysismentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…This is expected since strategic management is a high-level management responsibility, and consequently, it takes several years to gather sufficient experience to be at the top management level. 2, where it could be seen that observations for FNISV were highly skewed towards five (5). This indicates that those in the fellow category have a higher number of years of experience than those in the associate category.…”
Section: Results Statistical Analysismentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The uncertain business terrain leads to increased risk, and strategies are needed to mitigate the risk by designing models that incorporate all the sources of variation of property market values [4]. In valuation, the widely used hedonic models may not be the best choice in strategizing against uncertain business environments [5]; rather, stochastic models are preferred to handle the sources of variation per time. Nevertheless, it should be noted that hedonic models are valuable tools, and it is a strategic tool in achieving organizational goals in ESVFs [6].…”
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