Environmental Economics, Experimental Methods

Todd L. Cherry · Stephan Kroll · Jason F. Shogren

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Economic and Environmental Valuation Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies Environmental and Air Quality Management

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Airborne pollutants impact upon a variety of receptors including humans, animals, plants, buildings and materials. Individuals who are aware of and concerned by such impacts may value their reduction. This chapter presents the ﬁndings of an experiment designed to investigate the nature of stated preferences for reducing air pollution impacts obtained using the contingent valuation (CV) method.

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