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The net economic value of recreation on the national forests : twelve types of primary activity trips across nine forest service regions

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Testing the validity of contingent behavior trip responses

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Valuation issues in an urban recreational fishery : spring chinook salmon in Portland, Oregon

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The Net Economic Value of Recreation on the National Forests : Twelve Types of Primary Activity Trips Across Nine Forest Service Regions

McCollum, Daniel; Peterson, George E.; Arnold, J.; … - 2016

The PARVS survey was used to estimate demand models on Forest Service land; for 12 activities in 9 Forest Service retions. A reverse multinomial logit gravity model was used. A first stage estimates probablity that a trip observed at a recreation site originated from a county. A second state uses...

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