Land Economics · 2002 · 117 citations · 18 references
ManagementBusiness EconomicsEconomicsBehavioral EconomicsExperimental EconomicsPublic Choice TheoryBehavioral IncentivesContingent ValuationIncentive SchemesIndividual IncentivesMonetary IncentivesWillingness To PayBehavioral Responses To Monetary IncentivesContingent CompensationContingent ContractsDirect Payment MechanismsIndividual Willingness-to-payPaymentWillingness-to-pay Elicitation
ABSTRACT. We empirically investigate the ef-fect of the payment mechanism on contingent val-ues by asking a willingness-to-pay question with one of three different payment mechanisms: indi-vidual contribution, contribution with provision point, and referendum. We nd statistical evi-dence of more af rmative responses in the refer-endum treatment relative to the individual contri-bution treatment, some weak statistical evidence of more af rmative responses in the referendum treatment relative to the provision point treat-ment, and no statistical evidence of more af r-mative responses in the provision point treatment relative to the individual contribution treatment. The relative credibility of the three payment mechanisms is also examined. (JEL H41, Q26) I.
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