Nonmarket valuation is commonly applied to infer the preferences of individuals for
restoration policies after an environmental disaster. A crucial issue in this task is to …

Stated preference studies are typically undertaken at one point in time, while the results may
be relied on in decision-making several months or even years later. This reliance is only …

Environmental economic valuation allows to derive values from individuals' behaviour in
hypothetical markets, but it is not exempt from certain biases. This work aims to evidence the …

Temporal stability of values (environmental preferences) is usually considered to be an
indicator of the reliability of a valuation instrument because the values can be “reproduced” …

Psychological insights have made inroads within most areas of study in economics. One
area where less advance has occurred is environmental and resource economics. In this …

We examine the effect of political instability on willingness to pay estimates (WTP) from
nonmarket valuation, using data from a choice experiment implemented in Zagreb, Croatia …

The proper valuation of non-market environmental commodities has significant policy
implications. Environmental valuation is also important in the event of natural disasters …

This paper describes an approach to account for asymmetric preference formation in
discrete choice models used for environmental valuation. The paper draws on data from a …

The paper examines the issue of whether willingness to pay (WTP) or willingness to accept
(WTA) is the most appropriate indicator of the benefits or costs that people realize from a …

This study aims to quantify the economic opportunity cost of conservation to coastal
communities adjacent to mangrove forests in the southern coasts of Iran (Qeshm Island) …