Willingness to Pay for Continued Government Service Provision: the Case of Agriculture Protection Services

Mcleod, Paul; Roberts, E.J.; Syme, Geoffrey J.

doi:10.1006/jema.1994.1001

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“…While most applications of CVM have concentrated on valuing environmental amenities (see, for example, Bishop and Heberlein 1986;Carson 1991;Hill 1994), a number of recent studies point to a wider acceptance of CVM in other ¢elds of research. For example, McLeod, Roberts and Syme (1994) used CVM to value the provision of extension services provided by the Western Australian Agricultural Protection Board. Similarly, CVM was used by Anaman and Lellyett (1996) to value the provision of weather information to the Sydney metropolitan area.…”

Section: Valuing Market Information From Saleyardsmentioning

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The valuation of market information from livestock selling complexes

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1999

Aus J Agri & Res Econ

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The e¤cient operation of livestock markets is contingent upon producers accessing relevant market information which assists adjustment to production and distribution. This article provides an analysis of the value of market information gleaned by producers attending public livestock auctions. The article uses the Travel Cost Method to quantify the value of this information and notes the limitations of applying the Travel Cost Method in this context.

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Section: Valuing Market Information From Saleyardsmentioning

confidence: 99%