This paper reports an analysis of a typical case of negative bilateral externality – a situation in which two legitimate activities, fishing and wildlife conservation, each give rise to damages to the other party.
A study of environmental conflict: the economic value of Grey Seals in southwest England. Biodiversity and Conservation
BOSETTI, VALENTINA;
2003
Abstract
This paper reports an analysis of a typical case of negative bilateral externality – a situation in which two legitimate activities, fishing and wildlife conservation, each give rise to damages to the other party.
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