Titlebook: Determining the Value of Non-Marketed Goods; Economic, Psychologi R. J. Kopp,W. W. Pommerehne,N. Schwarz Book 1997 Springer Science+Busines

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Measuring Non-Use Values: Theory and Empirical Applications,many readers might expect. Non-use values are now well entrenched in the theory of the consumer (Krutilla 1967; Randall and Stoll 1983; Madariaga and McConnell 1987; Boyle and Bishop 1987; Smith 1987; Bishop and Welsh 1992; Freeman 1993). We shall want to briefly review the theory as a foundation fo

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Constructing Measures of Economic Value,s sometimes been suspended. The most recent example of this response to choices that does not adhere to simple economic models concerns peoples’ decisions involving environmental and natural resources elicited with contingent valuation (CV) surveys.. Ignoring consumer sovereignty in these situations

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Cognition, Communication, and Survey Measurement: Some Implications for Contingent Valuation Survey, 1989, for a discussion of their theoretical and methodological rationale). In a nutshell, respondents are provided with a detailed description of the to-be-valued good or service and are asked to report what they would be willing to pay for it. The value inferred from their responses is contingent