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scope effects 2 Bobcat 1 Contingent valuation 1 Emissions trading 1 Emissionshandel 1 Environmental economics 1 Hunting 1 Jagd 1 Nature reserve 1 Naturschutzgebiet 1 Public goods 1 Theorie 1 Theory 1 Umweltökonomik 1 Wildlife conservation 1 Wildtierschutz 1 Willingness to pay 1 Zahlungsbereitschaftsanalyse 1 coal-fired power plants 1 contingent valuation 1 green energy programs 1 hunting 1 renewable energy blocks 1 single-bounded dichotomous choice 1 trapping 1 willingness to pay 1 Öffentliche Güter 1
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Article in journal 1 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 1
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Albers, Geriann 1 Caudell, Joe N. 1 Lancaster, Nicholas A. 1 Lee, John G. 1 Melstrom, Richard T. 1 Reeling, Carson J. 1 Sims, Charles 1
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International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy 1 Journal of agricultural and applied economics : JAEE 1
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Willingness-to-pay for rationed goods : bobcat harvest permits in Indiana
Lancaster, Nicholas A.; Reeling, Carson J.; Lee, John G.; … - In: Journal of agricultural and applied economics : JAEE 56 (2024) 1, pp. 70-85
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Hypothetical Market Familiarity and the Disconnect Between Stated and Observed Values for Green Energy
Sims, Charles - In: International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy 3 (2013) 1, pp. 10-19
Participation rates and utility premiums for green power programs are generally less than implied by contingent valuation studies. This study compares open-ended and dichotomouschoice responses with actual participation rates of a green power program to examine the effect of hypothetical market...
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