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Clawson is concerned here not so much with what forest policy should be, but more with the criteria by which it should be determined. He lists such questions as how much land to devote to forests, how much timber to harvest and the best means of harvesting it, and the compatibility or incompatibility of forest uses as the issues to be dealt with in formulating forest policy.
Originally published in 1975
Federal Lands Revisited
Economics of Outdoor Recreation
Economics of U.S. Nonindustrial Private Forests
Forest Policy for the Future
America's National Parks and Their Keepers
Timber Supply, Land Allocation, and Economic Efficiency
Forest for the Trees
Individual Vs. The Public Interest
Research in Forest Economics and Forest Policy
Forest Service
Forest Policy and Governance in the United States
Forests and People
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