Titlebook: Benefit Transfer of Environmental and Resource Values; A Guide for Research Robert J. Johnston,John Rolfe,Roy Brouwer Book 2015 Springer Sc

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The Use and Development of Benefit Transfer in Europeng benefit estimates to specific environmental issues. The goal is to provide a general perspective on the use and continual improvement of benefit transfer within European policy making, focusing on applications within the last two decades.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29587-9re discussions of the theoretical and informational requirements for benefit transfer, the steps required to implement a benefit transfer, the challenges of scaling, and sources of data. The chapter concludes with brief discussions of transfervalidity and reliability, advanced techniques for benefit transfer, and common problems and challenges.

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Charalambos D. Aliprantis,Kim C. BorderAs the underlying body of information continues to expand through primary research, new benefit transfer methods are developed to take advantage of this growth in information. Benefit transfer has become an important valuation tool in the United States where applications are expected to continue in the future.

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Charalambos D. Aliprantis,Kim C. Borders not adequately represent the behavior of individuals in the new application context. This chapter explores what benefits transfer means within the context of discrete choice experiments and outlines the challenges and possible improvements that could be made.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29587-9l EcosystemAssessment. An analysis of the recreational and carbon values arising from land use changes shows how differences in ecological, socioeconomic or climatic factors result in high spatialheterogeneity in ecosystem services and how this variation can be incorporated within transfer values.

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Charalambos D. Aliprantis,Kim C. Borderncluded is a discussion of errors identified in the literature, as well as the relationship between transfer errors and the possibility of unrecognized selection biases in the valuation literature. Implications for benefit transfer practice and future research needs are also identified.

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