Focal Interest
Focal Interest

Economic and Environmental Valuation

External reference: https://openalex.org/T10841

  1. Perceived pollution and health factors raise willingness to pay
    Study of factors determining household willingness to pay for improved urban air quality in Khulna City, Bangladesh, based on survey data from 385 households.
  2. Advanced Parkinson’s patients prioritized treatment route and ON time
    Discrete choice experiment reveals that people with advanced Parkinson's disease prioritize treatment efficacy and route of administration when selecting therapies.
  3. Anticipated regret and discounting shape households’ LCT adoption intentions
    Survey of 1,355 UK households explores how anticipated regret and temporal discounting influence low-carbon technology adoption intentions and emission reduction potential.
  4. Pandemic shifts reshaped urban housing preferences in China
    Study tracking how pandemic reshaped residential location preferences among Chinese urban residents, revealing divergent priorities for convenience versus flexibility across income and household.
  5. Adaptive capacity and resident characteristics predict willingness to participate in sanitation programs
    Study examines how adaptive capacity and sociodemographic factors influence participation in community sanitation programs across Jakarta's slum and non-slum neighborhoods.
  6. Result-based contracts appear more acceptable for dairy methane reduction
    Study integrating farmer preferences into cost-efficient design of agri-environmental contracts for methane mitigation in Polish dairy production.
  7. Barrier perceptions linked to active travel in Santiago
    Study examining how physical and environmental barriers affect active travel mode choice and social interactions among residents in Santiago, Chile using survey and statistical analysis.
  8. Danish landowners prefer higher compensation for restrictive agri-environment schemes
    Choice experiment analysis of Danish landowners' preferences for temporary versus permanent agri-environmental schemes, revealing policy design misalignment between implicit discount rates.
  9. Sustainable and economic value both shape TPASS use intention
    Structural analysis of TPASS adoption drivers reveals economic value and subjective norms as primary determinants of commuter pass usage intention in Taiwan's sustainable transportation context.
  10. Preference recovery can be robust to consumer search
    Method for identifying consumer preferences from discrete choice data when information is incomplete, using cross-derivatives of choice probabilities robust to unspecified search protocols.