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Sensitivity of willingness-to-pay estimates to bid design in dichotomous choice valuation models

by Barbara J. Kanninen , Bengt Kristrom , Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics

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First published: 1993 1 language
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Willingness to pay Econometric models Environmental management Costs Public opinion Conservation of natural resources Consumption (Economics)

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