Over-perception about land use changes: Assessing empirical evidence and linkage with decisions and motivated beliefs

Hongli Feng; Tong Wang; David A. Hennessy; Gaurav Arora

doi:10.3368/le.98.2.040920-0052R

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Over-perception about land use changes: Assessing empirical evidence and linkage with decisions and motivated beliefs

Hongli Feng, Tong Wang, David A. Hennessy and Gaurav Arora

Published online before print November 11, 2021, 040920-0052R; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/le.98.2.040920-0052R

Hongli Feng

a Dept. of Economics, Iowa State University.

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Tong Wang

b Dept. of Economics, South Dakota State University.

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David A. Hennessy

c Food and Agricultural Policy, Dept. of Agricultural, Food & Resource Economics, Michigan State University.

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Gaurav Arora

d Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi, India

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Over-perception about land use changes: Assessing empirical evidence and linkage with decisions and motivated beliefs

Hongli Feng, Tong Wang, David A. Hennessy, Gaurav Arora

Land Economics Nov 2021, 040920-0052R; DOI: 10.3368/le.98.2.040920-0052R

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