The Concept of Value in Resource Allocation

1984-08-01articleLand Economics444 citationsclosed

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Economic and Environmental Valuation Multi-Criteria Decision Making Environmental and Social Impact Assessments

Abstract

This paper describes a promising new evaluation approach, called a "value integration survey, " that uses the objectives and tradeoffs expressed by participants to value environmental policy options. This constructive technique, which builds on the ...

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