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Valuing Nature With Travel Cost Models: A Manual

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Economic and Environmental Valuation Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management Socioeconomics of Resources and Conservation

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Contents: Introduction 1. Support for Environmental Policy Decisions 2. History and Scope of TCM 3. Demand Theory and TCM 4. Benefits Theory and TCM 5. Design Principles for TCMs 6. Design and Administration of Surveys 7. Measurement of the Variables 8. Data Management and Analysis 9. Developing and Maintaining Expertise Conclusion

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