Edward Morey

William F. Hartwig

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Regional Director and Authorized Official

The technical details of the models and estimation are in the appendices

Complete table of contents
Figures v
Tables vii
Acronyms xi

Chapters

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Background

Chapter 3 Primary Data Collection

Chapter 4 Green Bay Angler Profile

Chapter 5 The Green Bay Choice Questions

Chapter 6 A Combined Revealed Preference and Stated Preference Model of Green Bay Fishing

Chapter 7 The Estimated Model

Chapter 8 Lower-Bound Estimates of 1998 Damages

Chapter 9 Testing the Sensitivity of the WTP Estimates to Modifications to the Model

Chapter 10 Total Recreational Fishing Damages and Conclusions

Chapter 11 References

Appendices

A. Modeling Consumer Preferences for Green Bay Fishing Days and Fishing Days Using Stated and Revealed Preference Data

B. Estimation

C. Estimated Compensating Variations and Expected Compensating Variations

D. Model Variations

E. Survey Instruments

F. Supporting Data

 

 

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