The contingent valuation method (CVM) is a stated preference approach to the valuation of
nonmarket goods. It has a 50+-year history beginning with a clever suggestion to simply ask …

Abstract Turning the Paris Agreement's greenhouse gas emissions pledges into domestic
policies is the next challenge for governments. We address the question of the acceptability …

Abstract On March 23, 1989, the Exxon Valdez ran aground in Alaska's Prince William
Sound and released over 250,000 barrels of crude oil, resulting in 1300 miles of oiled …

The conservation of cold-water coral (CWC) emerged as a significant environmental issue in
the late 1990s and a number of spatial designations and management measures have been …

Elicitation of valid statements of contingent value requires survey participants who are
familiar with the environmental resource change. A primary purpose of the contingent market …

In contingent valuation (CV) surveys, there is often a proportion of individuals who are not
willing to pay to obtain (avoid) an increase (decrease) in some attribute of a particular …

Respondent experience (ie, a respondent's information set) has long been suspected to
influence contingent valuation estimates of environmental values. We assess the influence …

Costs and benefits of water restoration projects are not necessarily evenly spread out over
the entire area affected by the project. The physical distribution of benefits is, therefore, an …

Researchers are increasingly considering benefit transfer approaches that allow welfare
measures to be adjusted for characteristics of the policy context. The validity and reliability of …

This article develops a choice model for environmental public goods, which allows for
consumers to learn about their preferences through consumption experiences. We develop …