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Optimal harvesting under annuity and compound interest laws: economic-ecological trade-offs in a logistic growth model
The relationship between investment policy associated with species growth profile is essential in seeking the most appropriate strategy for a policymaker. Balancing maximum profit with the sustainability of species remains a central issue in both ecological and economic contexts. This study presents
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