The Optimal Supply of Crop Pollination and Honey From Wild and Managed Bees: An Analytical Framework for Diverse Socio-Economic and Ecological Settings
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Bee-mediated crop pollination; Bio-economic model; Conservation policy; Ecosystem services; Honey production; Managed bees; Pollination markets; Transaction costs; Wild pollinators;All these keywords.
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