What economic models can tell us about slowing deforestation in the Brazilian

Recent deforestation alerts suggest that forest loss in the Brazilian is slowing. This is good news – but also not entirely surprising. Economic models are becoming increasingly able to foretell the direction of deforestation.

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What economic models can tell us about slowing deforestation in the Brazilian

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