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• W1973334844 abstract "Symbolic responses are one of many issues attending contingent valuation studies. The problem is that many objects that are the subject of contingent valuation surveys can act as symbols for larger issues. In this paper, we want to compare the attitudes of residents of five communities with two different forest pests, jack pine budworm and gypsy moth. Jack pine budworm affects commercially important forests in Canada, while gypsy moth generally affects recreational areas and has less commercial significance. All of the respondents were asked about both insects; however, not all of the communities had direct experience with both insects. The purpose is to examine whether respondents would differentiate their willingness to pay for control mechanisms between these different defoliators. The implication is that all bugs are alike and generally noxious, a notion that would not necessarily sit well with resource managers who have to deal with insect outbreaks. Respondents did not differentiate strongly between insect control programs that would impact their community and those that would not. While not conclusive, the results do suggest symbolic responses to this particular issue. This is further evidence that willingness-to-pay results from contingent valuation studies need to be cautiously interpreted as pseudo market values. Les réponses symboliques sont l'une des nombreuses questions qui se rattachent aux enquêtes par la méthode des enchères. C'est qu'une bonnepartie des objets visés dans ce type d'étude peuvent servir de symbols à des questions plus vastes. Nous voulions ici comparer les attitudes des habitants de cinq localités de VOntario a Vegard de deux insectes ravageurs des forêts, la tordeuse du pin gris et la spongieuse. Le premier s'attaque aux peuplements forestiers exploitables, tandis que le second intéresse en général les zones de loisirs mais revêt une importance commerciale moins forte. On inter-rogeait tous les enquêtés au sujet des deux insectes, même si les localités n'en n'avaient pas toutes subi l'expérience immédiate. On voulait savoir si leur disposition à assumer le coût de programmes de lutte était le même envers les deux défoliateurs, c'est-à-dire que pour eux tous les insectes seraient pareils et généralement nuisibles, une réaction qui ne ferait pas Vaffaire des gestionnaires de ressources qui doivent faire face à des foyers d'infestation. De fait, les enquêtés ne faisaient pas beaucoup de différence entre les programmes de lutte qui concernaient leur localité et ceux qui ne la concernaient pas. Sans être concluants, les résultats font apparaître des réponses symboliques à cette question particulière et viennent renforcer le besoin de prudence lorsqu'on interprète les données de disposition à payer obtenues par la méthode des enchères comme pseudo-valeurs commerciales." @default.
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• W1973334844 title "A Bug Is a Bug Is a Bug: Symbolic Responses to Contingent Valuation Questions about Forest Pest control programs?" @default.
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