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245	0	4	_aThe international handbook on non-market environmental valuation /
260			_aCheltenham, U.K. ; _aNorthampton, Mass. : _bEdward Elgar, _cc2011.
300			_axix, 398 p. : _bill., maps ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncluye referencias bibliográficas e índice.
505	2		_tThe rise and rise of non-market environmental valuation.
505	2		_rJeff Bennett.
505	2		_tUsing hedonic pricing for estimating compensation payments for noise and other externalities from new roads.
505	2		_rStale Navrud.
505	2		_rJan Strand.
505	2		_tA hedonic price model of coral reef quality in Hawaii.
505	2		_rRoy Brouwer.
505	2		_rSebastiaan Hess.
505	2		_rYi LiuYi Liu.
505	2		_rPieter van Beukering.
505	2		_rSonia Garcia.
505	2		_tApplying the travel cost method to Minorca beaches: some policy results.
505	2		_rPere Riera.
505	2		_rKenneth E. McConnell.
505	2		_rMarek Giergiczny.
505	2		_rPierre-Alexandre Mahieu.
505	2		_tThe role of water quality perceptions in modelling lake recreation demand.
505	2		_rYongsik lean.
505	2		_rJoseph A. Herriges.
505	2		_rCatherine L. Kling.
505	2		_rJohn Downing.
505	2		_tTesting the robustness of contingent valuation estimates of WTP to survey mode and treatment of protest responses.
505	2		_rJohn Loomis.
505	2		_r Armando González-Cabán.
505	2		_rJoseph Champ.
505	2		_tConsequentiality and contingent values: an emerging paradigm.
505	2		_rGregory L. Poe.
505	2		_rChristian A. Vossler.
505	2		_tDecision versus experienced utility: an investigation using the choice experiment method.
505	2		_rDugald Tinch.
505	2		_rSergio Colombo.
505	2		_rNick Hanley.
505	2		_tBioindicator-based stated preference valuation for aquatic habitat and ecosystem service restoration.
505	2		_rRobert J. Johnston.
505	2		_rEric T. Schultz.
505	2		_rKathleen Segerson.
505	2		_rElena Y. Besedin.
505	2		_tEfficiency versus bias: the role of distributional parameters in count contingent behaviour models.
505	2		_rJeffrey Englin.
505	2		_r Arwin Pang.
505	2		_rThomas Holmes.
505	2		_tEstimation of household water demand with merged revealed and stated preference data
505	2		_rJeremy Cheesman.
505	2		_rJeff Bennett.
505	2		_tPreference heterogeneity and non-market benefits: the roles of structural hedonic and sorting models
505	2		_rH. Al/en Klaiber.
505	2		_rV. Kerry Smith.
505	2		_tDealing with scale and scope issues in stated preference experiments
505	2		_rJohn Roife.
505	2		_rXuehong Wang.
505	2		_tExperimental design strategies for stated preference studies dealing with non-market goods.
505	2		_rJohn M. Rose.
505	2		_rStuart Bain.
505	2		_rMichiel C.f. Bliemer.
505	2		_tIncentive and information properties of preference questions: commentary and extensions
505	2		_rRichard T. Carson.
505	2		_rTheodore Groves.
505	2		_tValid value estimates and value estimate validation: better methods and better testing for stated preference research.
505	2		_rJan J. Bateman.
505	2		_tEvaluating benefit transfer for Canadian water quality improvements using US/Canada metadata: an application of international meta-analysis.
505	2		_rPaul J. Thomassin.
505	2		_rRobert J. Johnston.
650		0	_aAuditoría (Medio Ambiente) _9995
650		0	_aProtección ambiental _980
650		0	_aConservación ambiental _953
700	1		_aBennett, Jeff, _d1954- _9862
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910			_c2 _dFabiola Vergara