Historical heritage is proving an ideal field to apply contingent valuation for estimating
individual as well as collective preferences as goods tend to be non-market and publicly …

Research on cultural economics is very interested in the economic valuation of non-market
goods, particularly in the field ofcultural heritage where contingent valuation techniques are …

Cultural festivals are one of the most common representations of diversification strategies in
tourist demand in cities boasting abundant historical heritage. The goal of this work is to …

Biases in contingent valuation exercises are often difficult to quantify and to correct due to
the hypothetical nature of the method itself. One common problem is hypothetical bias …

Using household level data and double-bounded dichotomous choice contingent valuation
method, the article investigates the prospect of community health insurance schemes in …

The essence of the contingent valuation method consists of creating a hypothetical market
where respondents are asked about their willingness to pay (WTP) for a non-market good …

Cities with an important historical cultural heritage are aiming to strengthen their appeal to
tourists by organizing numerous complementary activities, such as music festivals, in an …

This paper proposes a semiparametric willingness to pay distribution and discusses several
aspects of statistical inference with dichotomous choice contingent valuation data. We study …

The economic valuation of cultural heritage is an area of increasing interest and an
important research topic in the emerging field of cultural economics. Many services and …

La valoración de bienes no mercado constituye un campo de estudio cada vez más
extendido en el análisis económico, tanto en aportaciones teóricas, como en aplicaciones …