Non-market and Indirect Market Valuation
Session Chair*: Noelwah Netusil, Reed College
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Valuing ecosystem restoration: tradeoffs, experience and design
Sahan DISSANAYAKE, Portland State University
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The Role of Forests as Natural Amenities: A Seemingly Unrelated Regression Model with Two Spatial Processes
German IZON, Eastern Washington University; Michael Hand, USDA Economic Research Service; Jennifer Thacher, University of New Mexico; Daniel McCollum, US Forest Service; Robert Berrens, University of New Mexico
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Valuing Water Quality in an Urban Watershed
Noelwah NETUSIL; Michael Kincaid, Reed College; Heejun Chang, Portland State University
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What Can We Learn From Hedonic Models Where Markets Are Dominated By Foreclosures?
Edward Coulson, Pennsylvania State University; Jeffrey ZABEL, Tufts University
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