Survey Response-Related Biases in Contingent Valuation: Concepts, Remedies, and Empirical Application to Valuing Aquatic Plant Management

Sample nonresponse and selection biases that may occur in survey research such as contingent valuation applications are discussed and tested. Correction mechanisms for these types of biases are demonstrated. Results indicate the importance of testing and correcting for unit and item nonresponse bias...

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Veröffentlicht in:American journal of agricultural economics 2000-05, Vol.82 (2), p.438-450
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Aquatic life
Aquatic plants
Bias
C510
Coefficients
Contingencies
contingent valuation
Economic surveys
Flowers & plants
Polls & surveys
Q250
Q260
Questionnaires
Research biases
Response rates
Sample mean
sample nonresponse bias
sample selection bias
Sample size
Sample variance
Sampling bias
Sampling methods
Selection bias
survey research
Valuation
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