Starting point bias in contingent valuation bidding games

A starting-point bias in bidding games is examined. Three recent willingness-to-pay studies are used: 1. estimation of the value boaters and canoeists place on maintaining scenic beauty along a section of the Wisconsin River by contingent valuation (CV), 2. estimation of the value that hunters place...

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description A starting-point bias in bidding games is examined. Three recent willingness-to-pay studies are used: 1. estimation of the value boaters and canoeists place on maintaining scenic beauty along a section of the Wisconsin River by contingent valuation (CV), 2. estimation of the value that hunters place on a special deer hunt at the Sandhill Wildlife Demonstration Area in Wisconsin by CV and a simulated market, and 3. data from a recent CV study on valuing marine recreation by Thompson and Roberts (1983). Simple consumer choice framework is used to model starting-point bias. Starting-point bias was found to exist in the 3 CV applications of the bidding game, but was not a difficulty in the simulated market application. It is, therefore, possible to influence a respondent's final bid over a substantial range by the selection of the initial bid.
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subjects Beauty
Bias
Bidding
Bids
Coefficients
Contingent
Economic value
estimacion
investigacion operativa
Land economics
Mathematical analysis
Natural resources
operations research
Point estimators
recherche operationnelle
Recreation
Telephone interviews
valeur d' estimation
Valuation
Water quality
title Starting point bias in contingent valuation bidding games
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