TY  - BOOK
AU  - Whitehead,John Claiborne
AU  - Haab,Timothy C.
AU  - Huang,Ju-chin
TI  - Preference data for environmental valuation: combining revealed and stated approaches 
T2  - Routledge explorations in environmental economics,
SN  - 9780415774642 (hb : alk. paper)
U1  - 333.7 22
PY  - 2011///
CY  - New York
PB  - Routledge
KW  - Economía medioambiental
KW  - Recursos naturales
N1  - Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice; Parte 1. Theory and methods; Joint estimation of stated and revealed welfare measures: the conceptual basis; Kenneth E. McConnell; The basics of estimating preference functions for combining stated and revealed preferences; Timothy C. Haab; Dichotomous and frequency data joint estimation; John C. Whitehead; Combining dichotomous choice willingness to pay response and recreation demand data; Ju-Chin Huang; Multiple choice discrete data joint estimation; Parte 2. Frequency data; Econometric models for joint estimation of revealed and stated preference site-frequency recreation demand models; Craig E. Landry; Haiyong Liu; Combining multiple revealed and stated preference data sources: a recreation demand application; Daniel J. Phaneuf; Dietrich Earnhart; Combined conjoint-travel cost demand model for measuring the impact of erosion and erosion control programs on beach recreation; Ju-Chin Huang; George R. Parsons; P. Joan Poor; Min Qiang Zhao; Using revealed and stated preference methods to value large ship artificial reefs: the Key West Vandenberg sinking; O. Ashton Morgan; William L. Huth; Combining revealed and stated preferences to identify hypothetical bias in repeated question surveys: a feedback model of seafood demand; Timothy C. Haab; Bin Sun; John C. Whitehead; Parte 3. Mixed data; Joint estimation and consumers' responses to pesticide risk; Young Sook Eom; V. Kerry Smith; Local impacts of tropical forest logging: joint estimation of revealed and stated preference data from Ruteng, Indonesia; David T . Butry.; Subhrendu K. Pattanayak; Combining revealed preference and stated preference data without invoking the weak complementarity condition; Kevin J. Egan; Joint estimation of revealed and stated preference trip and willingness-to-pay data to estimate the benefits and impacts of an Atlantic lntracoastal Waterway dredging and maintenance program; Christopher F. Dumas; Jim Herstine.; John C. Whitehead; Parte 4. Discrete data; Gauging the value of short-term site closures in a travel-cost random utility model of recreation demand with a little help from stated preference data; George R. Parsons; Stela Stefanova; Modeling behavioral response to changes in reservoir operations in the Tennessee Valley region; Paul M. Jakus; John C. Bergstrom; Marty Phillips; Kelly Maloney; Estimating the nonmarket value of green technologies using partial data enrichment techniques; Brett R. Gelso; Parte 5. Benefit transfer; Are benefit transfers using a joint revealed and stated preference model more accurate than revealed and stated preference data alone?; Juan Marcos González-Sepúlveda; John B. Loomis; Benefits transfer of a third kind: an examination of structural benefits transfer; George van Houtven; Subhrendu K. Pattanayak; Summet Patil; Brooks Depro.; Conclusions and future research; John C. Whitehead; Timothy C. Haab; Ju-Chin Huang
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