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This paper is concerned with the preferences of the Finnish households for a controversial nature conservation program – the European Union's Natura 2000 Network. Since the program was mainly based on biological considerations, it met strong public opinions from different interest groups in...
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project that can bemonetized are incorporated into the CBA. Otheraspects such as changes in biodiversity or scenicbeauty are …
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Intensive agriculture is often bad for wildlife. Does this imply that a goal to boost wildlife on agricultural land is best met through a general reduction in intensity? We argue that such an approach may not be optimal, since cost functions for provision of wildlife on agricultural land may be...
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The value of genetic resources for use in research and development (R&D)activities has been the subject of a literature modelling the activity as onewhere individual firms engage in optimal search. Here we develop a moregeneralised framework in which genetic resources are used in R&D at thebase...
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This paper considers two problems in valuing the benefits of biodiversity protection. These are, firstly, that … preferences for biodiversity protection may be lexicographic rather than utilitarian. The more individuals for whom this is true …, the less is cost-benefit analysis validated as a means of decision making for biodiversity protection, since lexicographic …
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David Pearce was a pioneer in the economic valuation of biodiversity. His work powerfully influenced both later … biodiversity must first be demonstrated to those who make decisions concerning its survival, and then appropriated by them. The …, reasons for conservation. I argue in this paper that Pearce’s seminal work on the valuation of biodiversity cannot be …
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