Klaus Glenk was with the Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen, UK and is now with the Scottish Agricultural College (SAC), Edinburgh, UK. E-mail: klaus.glenk@sac.ac.uk for correspondence. Sergio Colombo is with the Area de Economía y Sociología Agraria, IFAPA, Centro Camino de Purchil, Granada, Spain. This research was funded by The Scottish Government Rural and Environment Research and Analysis Directorate (RERAD) and the project RTA2009-00024-00-00 funded by the Spanish Institute for Agricultural Research INIA and co-funded by the FEDER fund. We are grateful for the able research assistance of Diana Feliciano. We would also like to thank Nick Hanley, Helaina Black, Willie Towers and Christine Watson for continuous support and valuable discussions, and Kirsty Blackstock and Antoinette Kriel for useful comments on earlier versions. Thanks, too, to two anonymous reviewers, to David Harvey and to Sue Chilton for the valuable comments on an earlier draft.
How Sure Can You Be? A Framework for Considering Delivery Uncertainty in Benefit Assessments Based on Stated Preference Methods
Article first published online: 17 NOV 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1477-9552.2010.00278.x
© 2010 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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Glenk, K. and Colombo, S. (2011), How Sure Can You Be? A Framework for Considering Delivery Uncertainty in Benefit Assessments Based on Stated Preference Methods. Journal of Agricultural Economics, 62: 25–46. doi: 10.1111/j.1477-9552.2010.00278.x
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Klaus Glenk was with the Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen, UK and is now with the Scottish Agricultural College (SAC), Edinburgh, UK. E-mail: klaus.glenk@sac.ac.uk for correspondence. Sergio Colombo is with the Area de Economía y Sociología Agraria, IFAPA, Centro Camino de Purchil, Granada, Spain. This research was funded by The Scottish Government Rural and Environment Research and Analysis Directorate (RERAD) and the project RTA2009-00024-00-00 funded by the Spanish Institute for Agricultural Research INIA and co-funded by the FEDER fund. We are grateful for the able research assistance of Diana Feliciano. We would also like to thank Nick Hanley, Helaina Black, Willie Towers and Christine Watson for continuous support and valuable discussions, and Kirsty Blackstock and Antoinette Kriel for useful comments on earlier versions. Thanks, too, to two anonymous reviewers, to David Harvey and to Sue Chilton for the valuable comments on an earlier draft.
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- Issue published online: 21 JAN 2011
- Article first published online: 17 NOV 2010
- (Original submitted March 2010, revision received July 2010, accepted September 2010.)
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