Environmental & Nonmarket Valuation

1017

Hedonic Pricing

Monday, 9:30 AM–11:00 AM

Washington State Convention Center, Level 6, Room 607

Selected Paper Session

Hedonic pricing can be used to estimate the value of a multitude of environmental attributes. This session considers hedonic methods used to value resource access as well as conservation.

Moderator: Katherine Y. Zipp, University of Wisconsin

Presentations:

Measuring the Economic Impact of Shale Oil Exploration on Housing Value in Pennsylvania

Allen Klaiber and Sathya Gopalakrishnan, The Ohio State University

VALUING ACCESS TO MULTIPLE WATER SUPPLY SOURCES IN IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE WITH A HEDONIC PRICING MODEL

Monobina Mukherjee and Kurt A. Schwabe, University of California, Riverside

The Value of Water Rights in Agricultural Properties in the Phoenix Active Management Area

James Yoo, Perrings Charles, Silvio Simonit, and Paul Maliszewski, Arizona State University

Using the benefit function to value non-market goods: An application to open-space conservation

Katherine Y. Zipp, University of Wisconsin

1046

Stated Preferences

Monday, 1:00 PM–2:30 PM

Washington State Convention Center, Level 6, Room 607

Selected Paper Session

This session focuses on current trends in choice experiments. Topics include the role of information and on-site experience in contingent valuation, an application to conservation easements, and a study of the impact of an oil spill on recreational fishing.

Moderator: Sergio Alvarez, University of Florida

Presentations:

Is the valuation of water quality sensitive to external shocks? Evidence from public protests in Croatia.

Ioannis Kountouris, Imperial College London; Zoran Nakic, University of Zagreb; Johannes Sauer, University of Kiel

A Nationwide Comparison of Farmland Conservation and Easement Valuation

Yuan Yuan, Kevin J. Boyle, Wen You, and Harry F. Fuller, Virginia Tech

Does On-site Experience Affect Responses to Stated-Preference Questions?

Xiaoshu Li and Kevin J. Boyle, Virginia Tech

Estimating the effects of the Deepwater Horizon spill on recreational fishing demand in Florida using MRFSS intercepts: A Random-Utility Model of site choice

Sergio Alvarez and Sherry L. Larkin, University of Florida; John C. Whitehead, Appalachian State University; Timothy C. Haab, The Ohio State University

2075

Climate Change and Valuation

Tuesday, 4:00 PM–5:30 PM

Washington State Convention Center, Level 6, Room 606

Selected Paper Session

This session focuses on papers related to climate change and policy. Topics include consumer choices, land market impacts, and public preferences for mitigation.

Moderator: Sharon A. Shewmake, University of California, Davis

Presentations:

Climate Change Impacts on U.S. Migration and Household Location Choice

Qin Fan, Penn State University; Allen Klaiber, The Ohio State University; Karen Fisher-Vanden, The Pennsylvania State University

Climate Change, Vegetation, and Welfare: Estimating the Welfare Loss to Landowners of Marginal Shifts in Blue Oak Habitat

Peter H. Howard, University of California, Davis

Public Preferences, Attitudes and Choices towards Climate Change Policies in Spain: A Hybrid Mixture Model

W. Michael Hanemann, University of California, Berkeley; Xavier Labandeira, U. Vigo, Spain; Maria L. Loureiro, Univ. De Santiago De Compostela

Carbon Labeling for Consumer Food Goods

Sharon A. Shewmake, University of California, Davis; Abigail M. Okrent, USDA-Economic Research Service; Lanka Thabrew and Michael Vandenbergh, Vanderbilt

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