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This paper discusses in its first part usefulness and critical aspects of the transfer method. The second part deals with the validity issue of transferring point estimates of environmental benefits or complete benefit functions from one site to another according to the method of valuation used...
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A number of studies valuing recreation have shown that the travel cost method (TCM) generates higher estimates of value than the contingent valuation method (CVM), even though the latter is commonly associated with potential problems of hypothetical and strategic bias. In this study, both...
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This paper provides an economic valuation of the coral reefs at Phi Phi Islands, Thailand. It used both the travel cost method and contingent valuation method to estimate the benefits of tourism on Phi Phi's coral reefs. The study found that the reefs studied could generate large economic...
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This paper provides an economic valuation of the coral reefs at Phi Phi Islands, Thailand. It used both the travel cost method and contingent valuation method to estimate the benefits of tourism on Phi Phi's coral reefs. The study found that the reefs studied could generate large economic...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008461316
Conventional Income accounting frameworks reflect production and consumption processes involving market (either actual or imputed), thereby failing to account for non-market activities. Such a neglect, often occasioned by non-availability of empirical data or difficulty in procuring such data,...
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Water quality in China has seriously deteriorated in recent years. However, very few valuation studies have been conducted to estimate the monetary values associated with water quality changes. As a result, the decision makers can hardly make rational choices with regard to investments in water...
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There are many reasons that the losses caused by extreme weather events are escalating year by year in Hungary. They include Hungary's geographical characteristics, climate change, river regulation and the expansion of cultivated land. Changes in land use have hugely damaged natural capital,...
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The benefits for specific health impacts related to air and water quality were measured in simultaneous contingent valuation surveys conducted in five different European countries. Consistent inter-country differences in willingness to pay to avoid ill health episodes could not be explained by...
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Health impacts make up asignificant portion of the damage costs fromair pollution. In lack of European valuationstudies on morbidity impacts, cost-benefitanalyses, transport and energy externalitystudies, and green accounting exercises inEurope have all used values from more than tenyear old US...
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The validity of environmental benefit transfer has been tested on numerous occasions assuming classical null hypothesis of equality. We argue against this assumption on the basis of theory, which clearly indicates that environmental benefits should be assumed to vary from context to context. We...
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