Administrative and managerial responses to changes in economic and ecological conditions in New Zealand tussock grasslands

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Administrative and managerial responses to changes in economic and ecological conditions in New Zealand tussock grasslands

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When faced with new opportunities for pastoralism our first investors of risk capital outwitted the restraints of Government. In a long period of consequent pastoral degeneration where carrying capacity was repeatedly exceeded, runholders contrived to maintain their land hold and solvency, with little effective attention by Government to the public interest. In the present renewed opportunity, is there any way in which public policy can learn from changing conditions or must it respond only ...

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Book

Date created

1986

Creator

O'Connor, K. F. / Lochhead, Lynnette E. / Kerr, I. G. C.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/1277

Related subjects

range management / economic policy / tussock grasslands / high country farming / pasture / sheep farming / pastoral farming / land tenure / Marsden::300803 Natural resources management / Marsden::300801 Environmental management and rehabilitation / Marsden::340202 Environment and resource economics

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