Wetlands are highly productive ecosystems, providing a number of goods and services that
are of value to people. The open-access nature and the public-good characteristics of …

The main objectives of the paper are to (1) give an overview of the state of the art of
environmental value transfer,(2) discuss its prospects and potential role in CBA as a …

Coral reefs are highly productive ecosystems that provide a variety of valuable goods and
services, including recreational opportunities. The open-access nature and public good …

Benefit transfer uses research results from pre‐existing primary research to predict welfare
estimates for other sites of policy significance for which primary valuation estimates are …

Heterogeneous or differentiated goods are products whose characteristics vary in such a
way that there are distinct product varieties even though the commodity is sold in one market …

Benefit transfer is a nonmarket valuation tool that is widely-used in a variety of decision
contexts. Its primary role is deriving reliable estimates of value from prior research when …

Benefit transfer is the use of pre-existing empirical estimates from one or more settings
where research has been conducted previously to predict measures of economic value or …

This paper provides further empirical evidence of the validity of environmental benefits
transfer based on CV studies by expanding the analysis to include control factors which …

This article reviews published research that has focused on the recreational fishing site
choices made by anglers. A conceptual model for predicting fishing site choice is developed …

Convergent validity tests of benefit transfer accuracy show errors to range from a few
percentage points to 100% and more. This paper discusses three potential sources of errors …