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Scaling up pro-environmental agricultural practice using agglomeration payments: Proof of concept from an agent-based model
2016
Ecological Economics
19 Rates of adoption of pro-environmental practices in agriculture in many parts of the world are 20 low. In some cases, this is attributable to the private costs borne by farmers to adopt these 21 practices, often well in advance of any benefits -public or private -that they may bring. 22 Monetary incentives, such as through payments-for-ecosystem services (PES) programs, may be 23 of assistance, and in this study we examine the potential for a recent innovation (the 24 agglomeration payment)
doi:10.1016/j.ecolecon.2016.03.002
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