Jürgen Meyerhoff, Nele Lienhoop, Peter Elsasser (eds.): Stated Preference Methods for Environmental Valuation: Applications from Austria and Germany

Stated Preference Methods for Environmental Valuation: Applications from Austria and Germany

Stated Preference Methods for Environmental Valuation: Applications from Austria and Germany

Jürgen Meyerhoff, Nele Lienhoop, Peter Elsasser (eds.)

Dr. Jürgen Meyerhoff has studied economics at the Free University Berlin and finished his PhD in Environmental Planning at the Technical University Berlin. He is working at the Institute of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning at the Technical University Berlin. His research interests are in environmental economics especially economic valuation of ecological goods and services.
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Prof. Dr. Peter Elsasser seit 10/2013 Stellvertretender Leiter des Thünen-Institutes für Waldwirtschaft. Leiter des Arbeitsbereichs Ökonomische Bewertung, Wald und Gesellschaft.
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Prof. Dr. Nele Lienhoop seit 2018 Professorin für Volkswirtschaftslehre an der Universität Bochum. 2005-2018 Wissenschaftlerin am Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung (UFZ).
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Stated Preference Methods for Environmental Valuation: Applications from Austria and Germany

"Ökologie und Wirtschaftsforschung" · Band 76

324 Seiten
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The economic valuation of non-market goods is an important issue in thefield of environmental economics. It helps to overcome market failures, to guide policy decisions on sustainable resource use, and it is an essential input for cost-benefit analyses. Yet, surprisingly few scientists have actually applied empirical valuation methods in the German language area.

The book aims at showing the current state of the art in non-market valuation in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It presents twelve articles which are concerned with various aspects of the application of stated preference methods, i.e., methods that use surveys in order to value non-market goods and services. The papers are assigned to the sections "Contingent Valuation”, "Choice Experiments”, "Comparative Studies” and "Benefit Transfer”.

One objective of the book is to provide policy makers in the German language area with an overview of how valuation methods can be applied. Moreover, it elucidates the strengths and weaknesses of stated preference methods. Equally, the book aims at scientists, as it covers a range of methodological challenges and innovative approaches to tackle these.

Preface

Contingent Valuation

Andrea M. Leiter
Estimating WTP with discrete choice models

Peter Elsasser
The neglect of possible disutility as a bias source in the contingent valuation of public goods

David Bothe
In quest for appropriate scenarios: contingent valuation of Icelandic hydropower

Choice Experiments

Klaus Glenk
A split-sample experiment to test for effects of attribute order in choice experiments

Kerstin Zander & Karin Holm-Müller
Valuing farm animal genetic resources by using a choice ranking method

Claudia Cerda, Jason Diafas, Jan Barkmann, John Mburu & Rainer Marggraf
WTP or WTA, or both? Experiences from two choice experiments for early planning stages

Sandra Rajmis & Jan Barkmann
Utilisation of grounded theory methodology for the development of a choice experiment: preliminary studies on the insurance value of biodiversity

Comparative Studies

Nele Lienhoop
Participant behaviour and performance in contingent valuation

Christina Rüffer & Anke Fischer
Metric or ordinal measures of utility in environmental policy-making?

Ulf Liebe & Jürgen Meyerhoff
A sociological perspective on stated willingness to pay

Benefit Transfer

Ulrike Lehr
Bayesian benefit transfer: principles and applications

Jürgen Meyerhoff & Peter Elsasser
A Bibliography of stated preference studies in Austria, Germany and Switzerland

Andrea M. Leiter

Estimating WTP with Discrete Choice Models

The neglect of possible disutility as a bias source in the contingent valuation of public goods

In quest of appropriate scenarios: Contingent valuation of Icelandic hydropower

A split-sample experiment to test for effects of attribute order in choice experiments

Kerstin Zander and Karin Holm-Müller

Valuing farm animal genetic resources by using a choice ranking method

Claudia Cerda, Jason Diafas, Jan Barkmann, John Mburu and Rainer Marggraf

WTP or WTA, or both? Experiences from two choice experiments for early planning stages

Sandra Rajmis and Jan Barkmann

Utilisation of Grounded Theory Methodology for the development of a Choice Experiment: Preliminary studies on the insurance value of biodiversity

Participant behaviour and performance in Contingent Valuation

Christina Rüffer and Anke Fischer

Metric or ordinal measures of utility in environmental policy-making?

Ulf Liebe and Jürgen Meyerhoff

A Sociological Perspective on Stated Willingness to Pay

Bayesian Benefit Transfer

Jürgen Meyerhoff and Peter Elsasser

A bibliography on stated preference studies in Austria, Germany and Switzerland

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