Determining the Value of Non-Marketed Goods: Economic, Psychological, and Policy Relevant Aspects of Contingent Valuation Methods

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1. Editors' Introduction N. Schwarz, R. Kopp. Background and Theory. 2. Contingent Valuation: Economics, Law and Politics R.J. Kopp, K.A. Pease. 3. Measuring the Non-Use Values: Theory and Application R. Bishop, et al. 4. Economics and the Psychology of Valuing Risk Reductions W.K. Viscusi. Methodological Issues in Contingent Valuation. 5. Constructing Measures of Economic Value R.J. Kopp, V.K. Smith. 6. Contingent Valuation Surveys and Tests of Insensitivity to Scope R.T. Carson. 7. Cognition, Communication, and Survey Measurement: Implications for Contingent Valuation Surveys N. Schwarz. 8. What Do Psychologists Want? Contingent Valuation as a Special Case of Asking Questions B. Fischhoff. 9. The Effect of Giving Respondents 'Time-to-Think' on Tests of Scope D. Whittington, et al. 10. Practical Problems in Contingent Valuation B. Krstrom. Applying Contingent Valuation. 11. Communication Devices in Contingent Valuation Surveys - Experiments with Video S. Navrud. 12. Limits to the Applicability of the CV Approach? A Case Study W.W. PommerehneDAGGER, A. Hart. Subject Index.

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