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in Vietnam, that labour is severely flawed as a measuring rod for individual utility so that CVM based on labour … authors suggest to use labour contributions to the realization of a public project instead of monetary contributions as a …
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in Vietnam, that labour is severely flawed as a measuring rod for individual utility so that CVM based on labour … authors suggest to use labour contributions to the realization of a public project instead of monetary contributions as a …
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mountainous area in Northern Vietnam as viewed from the perspective of the population concerned. We also scrutinize the ideas of …
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area in Northern Vietnam as viewed from the perspective of the concerned population. We also scrutinize the ideas of these …
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. Therefore, it is sometimes suggested to use labour contributions instead of money as a numeraire to measure utility in such … results of a Contingent Valuation study conducted in a rural area in northern Vietnam. …
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In this paper we show how citizen expert groups can be used to improve the design of contingent valuation surveys. The concept of citizen expert groups combines the various advantages of focus groups and of participatory approaches like citizen juries and the market stall method. Using an...
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Though contingent valuation is the dominant technique for the valuation of public projects, especially in the environmental sector, the high costs of contingent valuation surveys prevent the use of this method for the assessment of relatively small projects. The reason for this cost problem is...
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Increased pollution leads to a constant decrease of drinking water quality worldwide. Due to safety concerns, unpleasant taste and odour only about 3% of the population in South Korea is drinking untreated tap water. The present study uses choice experiments and cost-benefit analysis to...
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