Regular ArticleTesting the Internal Consistency of Contingent Valuation Surveys
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I thank Greg Leonard, Bernard Saffran, an anonymous referee, and participants in a seminar at Georgia State University for helpful comments. The writing of this note has received no financial support, other than the support that MIT offers for all of my research. Some of my past research on contingent valuation has been supported by the Exxon Company, USA and other industry sources. The views expressed here are mine and not necessarily those of anyone else.