This paper addresses the lack of empirical evaluation of the use of web based surveys in the
context of contingent valuation surveys. We compare, using a case study, in-person …

Internet is an increasingly popular data collection mode for stated preference research in
environmental economics. However, little is known about how this survey mode may …

Income effects reported in contingent valuation (CV) studies tend to be much smaller than
those found in the literature on collective choice. This disparity has received surprisingly little …

This contingent valuation study investigates the issues of information access and
respondent effort, and is based on a series of national Internet samples. The focus is on a …

The choice of survey mode in contingent valuation research has long been debated in the
literature. However, there is limited evidence as to how mode impacts behavior. Using an …

Rather than individual consumer preferences, responses to referendum‐style contingent
valuation surveys on environmental goods may express citizen assessments that take into …

After several decades of academic research on the contingent valuation (CV) method a
consistent behavioral explanation of 'hypothetical bias' is still lacking. Based on evidence …

The importance of stressing the realism or policy relevance of a contingent valuation (CV)
survey is commonly recognized by CV researchers. This paper focuses on the relationship …

The existence and extent of strategic disclosures in field contingent valuation surveys have
been debated but few empirical studies are available. This paper summarizes the results of …

The contingent valuation method (CVM) uses surveys of expressed preferences to evaluate
willingness to pay for (generally) non-market, environmental goods. This approach gives the …