Valuing Environmental Benefits brings together Maureen Cropper's
work on methods for valuing environmental benefits, especially
health benefits, as well as analyses of the benefits implicitly
attached to human health and ecosystems by environmental
regulations.Beginning with a survey of the field of environmental
economics (written with Wallace E. Oates), the book includes papers
on valuing health benefits, valuing environmental amenities, and
the political economy of environmental regulation. The author's
analyses of mortality benefits include both theoretical work and
empirical studies of the value citizens attach to life saving
programs. Studies of morbidity benefits include previously
unpublished work on the value of preventing chronic heart and lung
disease. Section two of the book focuses on the use of hedonic
methods for valuing urban amenities. The book concludes with
statistical analyses of factors influencing US environmental
regulations in the areas of pesticide control, toxic substances and
superfund cleanups.
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