Contingent valuation: Flawed logic?—Response
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Contingent valuation: Flawed logic?—Response
Baron questions the methods and conclusions of our contingent valuation study, which assessed the economic value to the American public of the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. In the study, survey respondents were each randomly assigned to be told about either (i) a set of effects of the oil
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