Ricardo Berger
Federal University of Paraná
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Floresta e Ambiente | 2015
Vanderlei Santos de Souza; Romano Timofeiczyk Junior; Ricardo Berger; João Carlos Garzel Leodoro da Silva; Philippe Delacote
The present study aimed to analyze the leasing of land for the cultivation of eucalyptus in Vale do Paraiba, Sao Paulo state, Brazil. We used information from 10 properties, eight landowners, a pulp and paper company, and an investor in forestry assets. The economic tools used were the Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR) and Land Expectation Value (LEV). Considering a minimum attractiveness rate of 8.75%, the cultivation of eucalyptus with investment in land in the study area was economically viable for only five of the properties analyzed. With the guarantee of productivity established in the contract, the investment was feasible for land lease, but uneconomical for the investor. Ensuring productivity was important to maintain economic viability for the investor and the lessee, considering that without productivity assurance only three properties showed economic viability for land lease.
Brazilian Journal of Forestry and Enviroment | 2015
Vanderlei Santos de Souza; Romano Timofeiczyk Junior; Ricardo Berger; João Carlos Garzel Leodoro da Silva; Philippe Delacote
The present study aimed to analyze the leasing of land for the cultivation of eucalyptus in Vale do Paraiba, Sao Paulo state, Brazil. We used information from 10 properties, eight landowners, a pulp and paper company, and an investor in forestry assets. The economic tools used were the Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR) and Land Expectation Value (LEV). Considering a minimum attractiveness rate of 8.75%, the cultivation of eucalyptus with investment in land in the study area was economically viable for only five of the properties analyzed. With the guarantee of productivity established in the contract, the investment was feasible for land lease, but uneconomical for the investor. Ensuring productivity was important to maintain economic viability for the investor and the lessee, considering that without productivity assurance only three properties showed economic viability for land lease.
Revista da FAE | 2004
Maritzel Rios Fuentes Coelho; Ricardo Berger
FLORESTA | 2003
Ricardo Berger; Romano Timofeiczyk; Celso Carnieri; Pedro Giovani Lacowicz; José Sawinski Júnior; Alexandre Anders Brasil
FLORESTA | 2007
André Germano Vasquez; Alex Sandro Nogueira; Flávio Felipe Kirchner; Ricardo Berger
FLORESTA | 2007
Romano Timofeiczyk; Ricardo Berger; Roberto Antônio Ticle de Melo e Sousa; Versides Sebastião de Moraes e Silva
FLORESTA | 2006
Mauri Cesar Barbosa Pereira; Anadalvo Juazeiro dos Santos; Ricardo Berger; Anselmo Chaves Neto
FLORESTA | 2005
Romano Timofeiczyk Junior; Luiz Roberto Graça; Ricardo Berger; Roberto Antônio Ticle de Melo e Sousa; Roberto Tuyoshi Hosokawa
FLORESTA | 2012
Paulo Ricardo Bittencourt Guimarães; Ricardo Berger; Fernando Lucambio Perez; Paulo de Tarso de Lara Pires
FLORESTA | 2009
Alexandre Muzy Bittencourt; Anadalvo Juazeiro dos Santos; Vitor Afonso Hoeflich; Ricardo Berger
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Roberto Antônio Ticle de Melo e Sousa
Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso
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