Environmental Demand Functions is a theoretical construct in the field of revealed preference methods that specifies the relationship between environmental goods and consumer choices by modeling the implicit demand for environmental quality as inferred from observed market behavior, distinguished by its reliance on hedonic pricing and utility maximization assumptions to estimate non-market values.
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Seoul National University of Science and Technology, South Korea
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Agricultural & Applied Economics Association
Milwaukee, United States
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Davis, United States
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University of Florida
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Paris, France
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Mannheim, Germany
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Asan, South Korea
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