… The result is what Robert Repetto and his coauthors refer to in this report as a "dangerous
asymmetry." As he notes, "A country could exhaust its mineral resources, cut down its forests, …

… In that spirit, Robert Repetto, Malcolm Gillis, and the other contributors to this volume have …
The policy changes that Gillis and Repetto outline in the closing chapter give specific content …

This paper seeks to test the assumption of the microeconomic theory of fertility that the economic
value of children is a factor influencing fertility behavior of parents in peasant societies. …

… Repetto and his co-authors illustrate their point in detail by analyzing potential economic
savings from three readily adoptable taxes which give citizens and corporations an incentive to …

There is substantial experimental, epidemiological and other evidence that many pesticides
in widespread use around the world are immunosuppressive. This poses a potentially …

… Robert Repetto, the director of the Global Possible project, presents in this book the …
Robert Repetto also edited this volume, which forms an interdisciplinary survey of international …

… This report also extends the findings in Robert Repetto's WRI studies on the harmful effects
of large government subsidies to pesticide sales and irrigation projects (Paying the Price: …

… ROBERT REPETTO directs research on the interplay of economics and the envi· ronment at
the World Resources Insti tute in Washington, DC Before … This is Repetto's second article for …

… Paying the Price, by Robert Repetto, described how government subsidies for pesticides in
… The WRI team included Robert Repetto, WRI vice president and a former professor at the …

We investigate the equilibrium configurations and the stability of river bifurcations in gravel
braided networks. Within the context of a one‐dimensional approach, the nodal point …