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Total Economic Value and Evaluation Techniquesn which the non priced goods evaluation efforts have been directed mainly toward those things most readily measurable (i.e. consumptive on-site uses of natural resources, like outdoor recreation, hunting, fishing, etc.), research interests have turned toward more “slippery” valuations (i.e. non-use

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Paternalism vs. Consumer Sovereignty in the Economic Appraisal of Non-Market Goodsn courses for servants in public administration, but they are hardly used as tools for actual decisions. We can remember the short-lived Fund for Investment and Employment (FIO) at the national level, some the extremely specialized (and even more ephemeral) fund created by the Ministry for Public He

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The Economic Value of Hunting in Florence Provinceting point threshold, poor knowledge of the person interviewed of the hypothetical market, etc. The adoption of suitable expedients in the estimating procedure may help to remove many causes for error (see, among others, Mitchell and Carson, 1989), but there is no doubt that the very nature of the s

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