Do individuals sort across flood risk? This paper applies a boundary discontinuity design to
a residential sorting model to provide novel estimates of sorting across flood risk by race …

This article discusses best practices for implementing recreation demand models. We focus
on insights that research and experience provide for the typical recreation application …

Public policies that lead to a reduction in the emissions of air and water pollutants or the
protection of sensitive ecosystems presumably increase the well-being of many members of …

Environmental and Resource Valuation with Revealed Preferences: A Theoretical Guide to
Empirical Models provides a systematic review of those economic approaches for valuing …

There has been increasing interest in food characteristics that are broadly classified here as
socially acceptable credence attributes. This review considers several demand-side issues …

The US Food and Drug Administration's recent announcement that milk from cloned cows is
as safe to drink as that from conventionally bred cows prompted interest among farmers …

In the past two decades, there has been an explosion of studies eliciting consumer
willingness-to-pay for food attributes; however, this work has largely refrained from drawing …

I study how consumers respond to competing pieces of information that differ in their degree
of complexity and informativeness. In particular, I study the choice of refrigerators in the …

One facet of public debate associated with genetically modified (GM) food focuses on
labelling policy for products derived from GM processes. This paper reports on the analysis …

The ENERGY STAR certification is a voluntary labeling that favors the adoption of energy
efficient products. In the US appliance market, the label is a coarse summary of otherwise …