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Economic valuation of ecosystem services in New Zealand winegrowing regions: Testing for benefit transfer
(Serials Publications, 2010)
Benefit transfer (BT) is a pragmatic way of estimating values by transferring values from existing valuation studies to a target area of interest. BT using choice modeling (CM) is a potentially cost-effective method for ...
Estimating values of environmental impacts of dairy farming in New Zealand
(Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Department of Accounting, Economics and Finance., 2009-07)
Adverse environmental impacts from intensification of dairy production include
excessive levels of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions,
excessive amounts of nitrate leaching to waterways,
water usage for irrigation,
and loss ...
Testing for benefit transfer in valuation of ecosystem services in New Zealand winegrowing regions
(Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Department of Accounting, Economics and Finance., 2008)
Benefit transfer (BT) is a pragmatic way of estimating values by transferring values from
existing valuation studies to a target area of interest if there are limited resources or funding
available to carry out an original ...
Testing for benefit transfer in valuation of ecosystem services in New Zealand winegrowing regions
(Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Department of Accounting, Economics and Finance, 2008)
Objectives of this study are to estimate average Willingness-to-Pay (WTP) of
Marlborough (MARL) and Hawke’s Bay (HB)
households for reductions in environmental
impacts caused by winegrowing practices.
Testing different types of benefit transfer in valuation of ecosystem services: New Zealand winegrowing case studies
(Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society, 2009-02)
Most ecosystem services (ES) are neither priced nor marketed. Resource managers may fail to take into
account degradation of unpriced services in their resource management decisions. Being able to estimate values
for ES ...
Valuation of agricultural impacts on rivers and streams using choice modelling: a New Zealand case study
(The Royal Society of New Zealand, 2011-09)
Increasing substitution of dry land pastoral and arable farming for water-intensive practices is placing pressure on water resources in Canterbury. Although there is a large body of scientific data documenting environmental ...