Natural Resource Modeling · 2007 · 11 citations · 15 references
Specie InteractionNatural Resource ValuationLand UseAgricultural EconomicsEnvironmental EconomicsEnvironmental PlanningResource EconomicsSocial SciencesSpecie DistributionInvasive SpecieChoice ModelInvasive SpeciesConservation BiologyBiodiversityEconomicsOrdered ProbitInvasion BiologyEvolutionary BiologyNatural Resource ManagementBusinessTermite ExistenceNatural Resource EconomicsOrdered Probit Model
ABSTRACT. Data collected regarding homeowner preferences for various Formosan Subterranean termite control methods were analyzed using ordered probit and exploded logit models. Ordered probit model for first, second and fourth preferences had similar variables significant, although the first preference model had many significant variables. The most important variable, in terms of significance, across all preferences was the perception that a respondent thinks that termite existence is a problem in their neighborhood. The results from the exploded logit model indicated that a control option with liquid treatment option and more visits by a pest control agency is a less preferred treatment option. This paper was presented at the 2004 Research Modeling Association World Conference on Natural Resource Modeling in Melbourne, Australia.
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Nick Hanley, Douglas C. MacMillan, Robert E. Wright et al. · Journal of Agricultural Economics · 1998 · 407 citations
Behavioral Decision Making, Natural Resource Valuation, Environmental Impact Assessment +18