Titlebook: Measuring the Value of Culture; Methods and Examples Jeanette D. Snowball Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 Choice Experimen

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Conclusions,o on, can be valued. Originally grounded in the field of economics and, more specifically, cultural economics, the subject matter quickly spilled over into all sorts of other fields, like philosophy, cultural studies, sociology, history and even theology. And this is not a bad thing. Rather, it repr

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Jeanette D. SnowballIncludes market and non-market valuation techniques.Benefits and problems of each method are discussed.Practical examples including questionnaire structure and analysis of results.Up-to-date case stud

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