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Intro -- THE ECONOMICS OF NATURAL ANDHUMAN RESOURCES IN AGRICULTURE -- THE ECONOMICS OF NATURAL AND HUMAN RESOURCES IN AGRICULTURE -- CONTENTS -- PART A. NATURAL RESOURCES IN AGRICULTURESECTION I:MANAGEMENT OF WATER SALINITY -- INTRODUCTION TO THE ECONOMICS OF NATURALAND HUMAN RESOURCES IN AGRICULTURE -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- ABOUT THE EDITORS -- ASUSTAINABLE SALT REGIME IN THE ISRAELICOASTAL AQUIFER -- ABSTRACT -- A. INTRODUCTION -- B. ASSUMPTIONS -- C.MODEL I -- C.1. The Algebraic Model -- C.2. The Balance Sheet -- C.3. Remarks -- C.4. Intuition -- D.MODEL II -- D.1. Exogenous Variables -- D.2. The Water Sector of the Coastal Region -- E. SELECTION OF A SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE -- E.1. The Twelve Alternatives -- F. TIMING AND PRICES -- F.1. Timing -- F.2. Prices -- CONCLUSION -- APPENDIX: PRICES IN THE WATER ECONOMY -- A. Functions and Variables -- B. Indexes -- C. The Structure of Cost -- D. Resources and Uses, Constraints, and Supply Requirements -- E. The Programming Problem -- REFERENCES -- MANAGING SALINITY IN DEGRADED SOILS BYMANDATORY TREE PLANTING: ON THE DYNAMICAND POLITICAL ECONOMY MODELING OF ACOMMON POOL RESOURCE -- ABSTRACT -- A. INTRODUCTION -- B. PROBLEM STATEMENT -- B.1. Confronting the Problem -- B.2. Economizing the Problem -- C. DYNAMICS OF SOIL QUALITY AND LAND SET-ASIDE INSMALL-HOLDER AGRICULTURE -- D. THE FARMERS' OBJECTIVE FUNCTION -- D.1. Farm Behavior -- D.2. System Behavior -- D.3. Social Welfare Function and Optimization -- E. POLITICAL ECONOMY BARGAINING MODEL AND GAME SOLUTION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- SECTION II:MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCES -- THE OVERDEVELOPMENT OF WATER RESOURCES -- ABSTRACT -- A. INTRODUCTION -- B. EFFECTS OF PROJECTS -- C. A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR OVERDEVELOPMENT -- D. PRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY IN A PURE HOUSEHOLD MODEL -- E. THE DMMODEL -- F. THE CONSTRAINED DMMODEL -- G. SUMMARY.