Economics of Forestry : a Reference book for Students of Political Economy And Professional And Lay Students of Forestry /c By Bernhard E. Fernow
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rely still largely on empirics can be devised than the establishment of experiment stations. Experiments always imply the expenditure of means and energy; for an uncertain result, by which, to be sure^ the experimenter may profit, but, unless the experi- ment is carried on in the quiet of a laboratory, he is not alone benefited ; the observer, who doies not share in the expense, shares in the benefit. Hence, while the principle of self-interest will lead to ex- perimentation,, expediency makes ...it desirable, in some directions at least, to broaden the field of experimentation, and to make the results fairly and openly accessible to the whole community.
This is especially so where the use of a limited resource, like the soil, to its greatest efficiency, is of benefit to the whole of society.
If, as has been practically conceded, experimen- tation in agricultural lines is best done by state institutions,; this is stilL more true in forestry lines, METHODS OF FOREST POLICY. 241 on account of the time element involved in most forestry experiments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
rely still largely on empirics can be devised than the establishment of experiment stations. Experiments always imply the expenditure of means and energy; for an uncertain result, by which, to be sure^ the experimenter may profit, but, unless the experi- ment is carried on in the quiet of a laboratory, he is not alone benefited ; the observer, who doies not share in the expense, shares in the benefit. Hence, while the principle of self-interest will lead to ex- perimentation,, expediency makes ...it desirable, in some directions at least, to broaden the field of experimentation, and to make the results fairly and openly accessible to the whole community.
This is especially so where the use of a limited resource, like the soil, to its greatest efficiency, is of benefit to the whole of society.
If, as has been practically conceded, experimen- tation in agricultural lines is best done by state institutions,; this is stilL more true in forestry lines, METHODS OF FOREST POLICY. 241 on account of the time element involved in most forestry experiments.
What to read after Economics of Forestry : a Reference book for Students of Political Economy And Professional And Lay Students of Forestry /c By Bernhard E. Fernow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B E Bernhard Eduard Fernow to read onlineMoreLess
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