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A REVIEW OF COST-BENEFIT-ANALYSIS AS APPLIED TO THE EVALUATION OF NEWROAD PROPOSALS IN THE UK
Authors: WILLIS KG GARROD GD HARVEY DR
Citation: Kg. Willis et al., A REVIEW OF COST-BENEFIT-ANALYSIS AS APPLIED TO THE EVALUATION OF NEWROAD PROPOSALS IN THE UK, Transportation research. Part D, Transport and environment, 3(3), 1998, pp. 141-156
THE NONUSE BENEFITS OF ENHANCING FOREST BIODIVERSITY - A CONTINGENT RANKING STUDY
Authors: GARROD GD WILLIS KG
Citation: Gd. Garrod et Kg. Willis, THE NONUSE BENEFITS OF ENHANCING FOREST BIODIVERSITY - A CONTINGENT RANKING STUDY, Ecological economics, 21(1), 1997, pp. 45-61
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY RELIABILITY - ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF LOST LOAD
Authors: WILLIS KG GARROD GD
Citation: Kg. Willis et Gd. Garrod, ELECTRICITY SUPPLY RELIABILITY - ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF LOST LOAD, Energy policy, 25(1), 1997, pp. 97-103
A COMPARISON OF ORIGINAL OWNERS AND INHERITORS IN HOUSING SUPPLY AND EXTENSION IN KUMASI, GHANA
Authors: TIPPLE AG KORBOE DT GARROD GD
Citation: Ag. Tipple et al., A COMPARISON OF ORIGINAL OWNERS AND INHERITORS IN HOUSING SUPPLY AND EXTENSION IN KUMASI, GHANA, Environment and planning. B, Planning & design, 24(6), 1997, pp. 889-902
USING A GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION-SYSTEM TO ESTIMATE AN HEDONIC PRICE MODEL OF THE BENEFITS OF WOODLAND ACCESS
Authors: POWE NA GARROD GD BRUNSDON CF WILLIS KG
Citation: Na. Powe et al., USING A GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION-SYSTEM TO ESTIMATE AN HEDONIC PRICE MODEL OF THE BENEFITS OF WOODLAND ACCESS, Forestry, 70(2), 1997, pp. 139-149
THE NONPRICED BENEFITS OF RENOVATING HISTORIC BUILDINGS - A CASE-STUDY OF NEWCASTLE GRAINGER TOWN
Authors: GARROD GD WILLIS KG BJARNADOTTIR H COCKBAIN P
Citation: Gd. Garrod et al., THE NONPRICED BENEFITS OF RENOVATING HISTORIC BUILDINGS - A CASE-STUDY OF NEWCASTLE GRAINGER TOWN, Cities, 13(6), 1996, pp. 423-430
MEASUREMENT ISSUES IN THE TRAVEL COST METHOD - A GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION-SYSTEMS APPROACH
Authors: BATEMAN IJ GARROD GD BRAINARD JS LOVETT AA
Citation: Ij. Bateman et al., MEASUREMENT ISSUES IN THE TRAVEL COST METHOD - A GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION-SYSTEMS APPROACH, Journal of agricultural economics, 47(2), 1996, pp. 191-205
ELICITATION AND TRUNCATION EFFECTS IN CONTINGENT VALUATION STUDIES
Authors: BATEMAN IJ LANGFORD IH TURNER RK WILLIS KG GARROD GD
Citation: Ij. Bateman et al., ELICITATION AND TRUNCATION EFFECTS IN CONTINGENT VALUATION STUDIES, Ecological economics, 12(2), 1995, pp. 161-179
BENEFITS OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREA POLICY IN ENGLAND - A CONTINGENT VALUATION ASSESSMENT
Authors: WILLIS KG GARROD GD SAUNDERS CM
Citation: Kg. Willis et al., BENEFITS OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREA POLICY IN ENGLAND - A CONTINGENT VALUATION ASSESSMENT, Journal of environmental management, 44(2), 1995, pp. 105-125
VALUING THE BENEFITS OF THE SOUTH DOWNS ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREA
Authors: GARROD GD WILLIS KG
Citation: Gd. Garrod et Kg. Willis, VALUING THE BENEFITS OF THE SOUTH DOWNS ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREA, Journal of agricultural economics, 46(2), 1995, pp. 160-173
VALUING BIODIVERSITY AND NATURE CONSERVATION AT A LOCAL-LEVEL
Authors: GARROD GD WILLIS KG
Citation: Gd. Garrod et Kg. Willis, VALUING BIODIVERSITY AND NATURE CONSERVATION AT A LOCAL-LEVEL, Biodiversity and conservation, 3(6), 1994, pp. 555-565
THE BENEFITS AND COSTS OF THE SOMERSET LEVELS AND MOORS ESA
Authors: GARROD GD WILLIS KG SAUNDERS CM
Citation: Gd. Garrod et al., THE BENEFITS AND COSTS OF THE SOMERSET LEVELS AND MOORS ESA, Journal of rural studies, 10(2), 1994, pp. 131-145
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