Environmental Economics, Experimental Methods | Todd L. Cherry, Stepha

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Environmental Economics, Experimental Methods

ABSTRACT

The experimental method is one commonly applied to issues of environmental economics; this book brings together 63 leading researchers in the area and their latest work exploring the behavioural underpinnings of experimental environmental economics. The essays in this volume will be illuminating for both researchers and practitioners, specific

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter |6 pages

Introduction

part |2 pages

PART I Tradable permit markets

chapter 1|20 pages

Baseline-and-credit emission permit trading: Experimental evidence under variable output capacity

chapter 2|18 pages

A laboratory analysis of industry consolidation and diffusion under tradable ﬁshing allowance management CHRISTOPHER M . ANDERSON , MATTHEW A . FREEMAN ,

chapter 3|30 pages

Caveat emptor Kyoto: Comparing buyer and seller liability in carbon emission trading

chapter 4|23 pages

A test bed experiment for water and salinity rights trading in irrigation regions of the Murray Darling Basin, Australia

chapter 5|31 pages

Aligning policy and real world settings: An experimental economics approach to designing and testing a cap-and-trade salinity credit policy

chapter 6|10 pages

Discussion: Tradable permit markets

part |2 pages

PART II Common property and public goods

chapter 7|14 pages

Communication and the extraction of natural renewable resources with threshold externalities

chapter 8|27 pages

Unilateral emissions abatement: An experiment

chapter 9|10 pages

Voluntary contributions with multiple public goods

chapter 10|18 pages

Can public goods experiments inform policy? Interpreting results in the presence of confused subjects

chapter 11|22 pages

Spies and swords: Behavior in environments with costly monitoring and sanctioning

chapter 12|7 pages

Discussion: Common property and public goods

part |2 pages

PART III Regulation and compliance

chapter 13|18 pages

Managerial incentives for compliance with environmental information disclosure programs

chapter 14|19 pages

An investigation of voluntary discovery and disclosure of environmental violations using laboratory experiments

chapter 15|13 pages

Congestion pricing and welfare: an entry experiment LISA R . ANDERSON , CHARLES A . HOLT , AND DAVID

chapter 16|14 pages

Social preferences in the face of regulatory change

chapter 17|17 pages

The effects of recommended play on compliance with ambient pollution instruments

chapter 18|5 pages

Discussion: Regulation and compliance

part |2 pages

PART IV Valuation and preferences

chapter 19|13 pages

Preference reversal asymmetries in a static choice setting

chapter 20|22 pages

Measuring preferences for genetically modiﬁed food products

chapter 21|17 pages

An experimental investigation of choice under “hard” uncertainty

chapter 22|12 pages

Rationality spillovers in Yellowstone

chapter 23|12 pages

Wind hazard risk perception: An experimental test

chapter 24|17 pages

Consequentiality and demand revelation in double referenda

chapter 25|23 pages

Investigating the characteristics of stated preferences for reducing the impacts of air pollution: A contingent valuation experiment

chapter 26|19 pages

Forecasting hypothetical bias: A tale of two calibrations

chapter 27|10 pages

Discussion: Valuation and preferences