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Economic valuation of a contemporary art museum: correction of hypothetical bias using a certainty question
Journal of Cultural Economics
2009 : VOL. 33:3, p. 185-199
 2009 Bedate, A. M.
Herrero, L. C.
Sanz, J. A.
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Consumers' willingness to pay for non-pirated software
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : SEP II, VOL. 81:4, p. 715-732
 2008 Hsu, J.L.
Shiue, C.W.
11.
Risk preference differentials of small groups and individuals
Economic Journal
2008 : JAN, VOL. 118:525, p. 258-283
 2008 Shupp, R.S.
Williams, A.W.
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Eliciting willingness to pay without bias: Evidence from a field experiment
Economic Journal
2008 : JAN, VOL. 118:525, p. 114-137
 2008 Blumenschein, K. (et al.)
13.
When does a referent public problem affect financial and political support for public action?
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making
2008 : APR, VOL. 21:2, p. 169-182
 2008 Bonini, N.
Ritov, I.
Graffeo, M.
14.
On the value of large predators in Sweden: A regional stratified contingent valuation analysis
Journal of Environmental Management
2008 : SEP, VOL. 88:4, p. 1066-1077
 2008 Broberg, T.
Brännlund, R.
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Elements of a cost-benefit analysis for improving salmonid spawning habitat in the River wye
Journal of Environmental Management
2007 : VOL. 82:4, p. 471-480
 2007 Thomas, R.H.
Blakemore, F.B.
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An economic analysis on the influence of different attitudes toward game animals: Emphasizing the significance of large carnivores
Baltic journal of economics
2007 : WINTER/SPRING, VOL. 6:2, p. 57-78
 2007 Kawata, Y.
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Estimating workers' marginal willingness to pay for safety using linked employer-employee data
Economica
2006 : FEB, VOL. 73:289, p. 99-127
 2006 Dale-Olsen, H.
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Changes in attitudes about importance of and willingness to pay for salmon recovery in Oregon
Journal of Environmental Management
2006 : MAR, VOL. 78:4, p. 330-340
 2006 Montgomery, C.A.
Helvoigt, T.L.
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