ESTIMATING REVENUE-CAPTURE POTENTIAL ASSOCIATED WITH PUBLIC AREA RECREATION
Copyright policy ) Teasley, R. Jeff; Bergstrom, John C.; Cordell, H. Ken; Teasley, R. Jeff; Bergstrom, John C.; Cordell, H. Ken;
ESTIMATING REVENUE-CAPTURE POTENTIAL ASSOCIATED WITH PUBLIC AREA RECREATION
A traditional contingent valuation approach and the "trip response method" were examined as potential techniques for measuring public area recreation revenue-capture potential. Empirical results suggest that both methods are useful for assessing revenue-capture potential. Additional research on alternative methods for assessing recreation revenue-capture potential is encouraged.
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Resource /Energy Economics and Policy,, nonmarket valuation, S, public land management, Resource /Energy Economics and Policy, resource economics, Agriculture
Resource /Energy Economics and Policy,, nonmarket valuation, S, public land management, Resource /Energy Economics and Policy, resource economics, Agriculture
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