Titlebook: Meta-Analysis in Environmental Economics; J. C. J. M. Bergh,K. J. Button,G. C. Pepping Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1997

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Meta-Approaches: Methodological Remarksressed in greater detail. In this chapter the methodological issues of meta-approaches for environmental case studies are discussed. First, it deals with the intrinsic methodological complexity inherent to meta-approaches. This complexity is closely linked with the high level of transversality chara

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Review of Meta-Analysis with Applications to Economics Glass in 1976, although the idea of analyzing statistically large quantities of scientific publications dates back from the early 1970s. Glass (1976) provides a widely accepted definition: “Meta-analysis refers to the statistical analysis of a large collection of results from individual studies for

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Technical Issues in Rough Set Analysise method are set out in Section 8.2. This is followed by a reflection on the management of thresholds in Section 8.3. In addition, the chapter evaluates the advantages of rough set analysis in comparison with more traditional ways of dealing with incomplete data sets (Sections 8.4 and 8.5) in order

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Multiplier Effects in Tourist Regions conditions. This means that meta-analysis has to investigate systematic variations in the estimated outcomes, by analyzing the nature of the explanatory variables, the information base (e.g. geographical scale, time periods and geographical location) and the statistical/econometric techniques used.

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