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Implementing Weak Complementarity,cally changes in environmental quality, requires imposing some added restrictions on the individual’s decision problem. The most commonly employed restriction is weak complementarity. In this chapter we deal with an array of conceptual and empirical problems that arise in making the weak complementa

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Measuring Welfare in Discrete Choice Models,the surface, the neoclassical model of preferences and demand appears ill-suited to analyzing such discrete choices or to providing a framework for welfare analysis. Nevertheless, there is a well developed and useful literature on econometrics and welfare measurement in this choice setting. The hear