• Good parks – bad parks: the influence of perceptions of location on WTP and preference motives for urban parks 

  Andrews, B; Ferrini, S; Bateman, I (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 13 January 2017)

  Urban parks generate substantial public benefits, yet explicit economic assessments of such values remain relatively rare. Surveys of willingness to pay (WTP) were undertaken to assess such values for proposed new parks. ...

• Using Individualised Choice Maps to Capture the Spatial Dimensions of Value Within Choice Experiments 

  Badura, T; Ferrini, S; Burton, M; et al. (Springer for European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, 1 August 2019)

  Understanding how the value of environmental goods and services is influenced by their location relative to where people live can help identify the economically optimal spatial distribution of conservation interventions ...

• Fire, Tractors, and Health in the Amazon: A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Fire Policy 

  Morello, T; Martino, S; Duarte, AF; et al. (University of Wisconsin Press, 1 August 2019)

  Pollution from agricultural fires is a global health issue which is particularly challenging where smallholders depend on burnings for subsistence. In Acre state, Western Amazon, a partial ban on fire, enforced with ...

• The role of inequity aversion in microloan defaults 

  Jordan, M; Dickens, WT; Hauser, OP; et al. (Cambridge University Press (CUP), 2019)

  Microcredit—joint liability loans to the poorest of the poor—has been touted as a powerful approach for combatting global poverty. But sustainability varies dramatically across banks. Efforts to improve the sustainability ...

• Endogenous Price Leadership with Asymmetric Costs: Experimental Evidence 

  Fonseca, MA (SAGE Publications, 17 July 2019)

  This paper presents experimental evidence on the action commitment game with cost-asymmetric firms in a differentiated-products Bertrand duopoly. Unlike its quantity-setting counterpart, the risk-dominant leader–follower ...

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