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• W592885369 abstract "Contents: Volume I: Foundations, Initial Development, Statistical Approaches: Introduction Part I Conceptual and Theoretical Foundations: The four consumer surpluses, J.R. Hicks The interpretation of voting in the allocation of economic resources, Howard R. Bowen Capital returns from soil conservation practices, S.V. Ciriacy-Wantrup The life you save may be your own, T.C. Schelling The pure theory of public expenditure, Paul A. Samuelson Wilderness areas: an extra-market problem in resource allocation, L. Gregory Hines Conservation reconsidered, John V. Krutilla Collective-consumption services of individual-consumption goods, Burt A. Weisbrod Environmental preservation, uncertainty, and irreversibility, Kenneth J. Arrow and Anthony C. Fisher. Part II Early Applications: The value of big game hunting in a private forest, Robert K. Davis Congestion, quality deterioration, and optimal use: wilderness recreation in the Spanish Peaks primitive area, Charles J. Cicchetti and V. Kerry Smith Measuring benefits generated by urban water parks, Arthur H. Darling Congestion and willingness to pay: a study of beach use, Kenneth E. McConnell Bidding games for the valuation of aesthetic environmental improvements, Alan Randall, Berry Ives and Clyde Eastman The valuation of aesthetic preferences, David S. Brookshire, Berry C. Ives and William D. Schulze The demand for clean water: the case of the Charles River, Frederick W. Gramlich Option value: empirical evidence from a case study of recreation and water quality, Douglas A. Greenley, Richard G. Walsh and Robert A. Young Measuring values of extra-market goods: are indirect measures biased? Richard C. Bishop and Thomas A. Heberlein Application of stochastic choice modelling to policy analysis of public goods: a case study of air quality improvements, Edna Loehman and Vo Hu De. Part III Early Tests of Validity: Comparisons of methods for resource evaluation, Jack L. Knetsch and Robert K. Davis Estimating demand for public goods: an experiment, Peter Bohm Valuing public goods: a comparison of survey and hedonic approaches, David S. Brookshire, Mark A. Thayer, William D. Schulze, Ralph C. d'Arge Contingent valuation techniques for assessing environmental impacts: further evidence, Mark A. Thayer Valuing environmental commodities: some recent experiments, William D. Schulz, Ralph C. d'Arge and David S. Brookshire Effect of distance on the preservation value of water quality, Ronald J. Sutherland and Richard G. Walsh Option price estimates for water quality improvements: a contingent evaluation study for the Monongahela River, William H. Desvousges, V. Kerry Smith and Ann Fisher Pricing environmental health risks: survey assessments of risk-risk and risk-dollar trade-offs for chronic bronchitis, W. Kip Viscusi, Wesley A. Magat and Joel Huber. Part IV Statistical Approaches: Welfare evaluations in contingent valuation experiments with discrete responses, Michael W. Hanemann Efficient estimation methods for 'closed-ended' contingent valuation surveys, Trudy Ann Cameron and Michelle D. James A new paradigm for valuing non-market goods using referendum data: maximum likelihood estimation by censored logistic regression, Trudy Ann Cameron Models for referendum data: the structure of discrete choice models for contingent valuation, K.E. McConnell Contingent valuation and social choice, Daniel McFadden Confidence intervals for evaluating benefits estimates from dichotomous choice contingent valuation studies, Timothy Park, John B. Loomis and Michael Creel A non-parametric approach to the estimation of welfare measures in discrete response valuation studies, Bengt KristrA m Experimental design for discrete choice voter preference surveys, Richard T. Carson and Dan Steinberg Referendum models and negative willingness to pay: alternative solutions, Timothy C. Haab and Kenneth E. McConnell Spike models in contingent valuation, Bengt KristrA m Allowing for zeros in dichotomous-choice contingent-valuation models, Megan Werner Bias in discrete response contingent valuation, Barbara J. Kanninen Statistical efficiency of double-bounded dichotomous choice contingent valuation, Michael Hanemann, John Loomis and Barbara Kanninen Modeling response incentive effects in dichotomous choice contingent valuation data, Anna Alberini, Barbara Kanninen and Richard T. Carson Referendum contingent valuation estimates: sensitivity to assignment of offered values, Trudy Ann Cameron and Daniel D. Huppert Optimal designs for discrete-choice contingent valuation surveys: single-bound, double-bound and bivariate models, Anna Alberini Name index. Volume II: Conceptual and Empirical Issues: Introduction Part I Conceptual Issues: Overviews of the Debate: Contingent valuation a user's guide, Richard T. Carson Beyond the crucial experiment: mapping the performance characteristics of contingent valuation, Alan Randall Administering contingent valuation surveys in developi" @default.
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