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1994
Considerable progress has been made in the development and application of economic techniques for the valuation of environmental impacts. The ease of measurement and the robustness of results depend to a large extent on the quality of data that are available.
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Considerable progress has been made in the development and application of economic techniques for the valuation of environmental impacts. The ease of measurement and the robustness of results depend to a large extent on the quality of data that are available.
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Economic Valuation of Ecosystems
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, 1987Abstract The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate one way in which an empirically meaningful, formal analytical link between ecosystems and economies might be developed. We broaden traditional approaches to environmental economics by encompassing bioenergetics, but without resorting to energy as the unit of value used by humans.
John Tschirhart, Thomas D. Crocker
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Railroad noise: economic valuation and policy
Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, 2003In developed countries noise annoyance is an important source of environmental concern. Research on noise annoyance caused by railroad traffic is relatively underdeveloped. Here, a causal chain model is presented in which railroad traffic density, noise emission, noise immission and noise annoyance are causally related.
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Economic Valuation of Housing Estate Transformation
11th ACAU 2022: Proceedings of 11th International PhD Students Conference, 2022Housing estate areas usually have around a 70% share of public space. A considerable amount of money is spent on the maintenance of these non-building areas. When maintenance efforts decrease, technical and visual aspects of the living environment also decrease.
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Economic Valuation of Services
2019This chapter discusses the economic methods that can be used to derive monetary values for the different benefits provided by ecosystem services. It begins by considering the basis of valuation, particularly the importance of identifying the benefits involved.
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Meta-analysis, Economic Valuation and Environmental Economics
1999van den Bergh, J.C.J.M., Button, K.
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Obesity and economic environments
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2014Roland Sturm, Ruopeng An
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