@article {501,
	title = {A second look at the economics of natural management systems in tropical mixed forests},
	journal = {Unasylva},
	volume = {155},
	year = {1987},
	note = {A.J. Leslie is a former Director of FAO{\textquoteright}s Forest Industries Division},
	month = {March-April 1987},
	pages = {46-58},
	abstract = {A.J. Leslie states that the reason for national management{\textquoteright}s failure was that it was not given a good enough chance. National management was all too easily dismissed and the greed of timber production was one of the biggest reasons for its downfall. Leslie is trying to outline the deeper aspects of economic analysis. The author says that conservation of the forest is possible through management. He lists the case and its weaknesses against national management. He also states the problem of generalities of forest management includes a timeline, approximating the rate that a cycle could last. He inserts 3 tables illustrating cost estimates. He also includes a glossary of terms.},
	keywords = {benefit cost ratio, discount rate, Faustmann formula, India, rainforests, shadow prices},
	url = {http://www.fao.org/docrep/s1930e/s1930e06.htm},
	author = {A. J. Leslie}
}
