'Stated preference' diaporamas de présentation

Benefit-Cost Analysis: Measuring Benefits

Benefit-Cost Analysis: Measuring Benefits. The focus of BCA is the total economic value (TEV) of the change in social wellbeing from a project/policy. Concretely: the sum of all relevant WTPs or WTAs for the change

684 views • 58 slides

(0-5286-P2)

(0-5286-P2). Presentation Structure. Research Objectives Research Process Findings Next Steps. Overview of Topics. State-of-the-Practice Carpool preference policy alternatives (slide 6) Factors considered in setting policies (slide 7) Survey Results

506 views • 42 slides

Value of Time for Commercial Vehicle Operators in Minnesota

Value of Time for Commercial Vehicle Operators in Minnesota. by David Levinson and Brian Smalkoski University of Minnesota. Spring Load Restrictions. Minnesota Statute 169.87 enacted policy in 1937. Restricts weights of commercial vehicles during spring months.

497 views • 35 slides

Expectations of DNOs & Willingness to Pay for Improvements in Service

428 views • 33 slides

Customer Expectations & WTP For Improvements in Service from Electricity DNOs

Customer Expectations & WTP For Improvements in Service from Electricity DNOs. Pilot Debrief February 2008. Agenda. Fieldwork Methodology Interviewer Feedback Stated Preference Methodology Stated Preference Findings Summary of Recommended Changes. Fieldwork Methodology.

420 views • 32 slides

Estimating the Benefits of Bicycle Facilities

Estimating the Benefits of Bicycle Facilities. Stated Preference and Revealed Preference Approaches. Kevin J. Krizek Assistant Professor Director, Active Communities Transportation (ACT) Research Group University of Minnesota. Do cyclists need their own facilities?.

385 views • 29 slides

What Are Weather Forecasts Worth? Stated Preference Approaches to Valuing Information

What Are Weather Forecasts Worth? Stated Preference Approaches to Valuing Information. Jeff Lazo Societal Impacts Program National Center for Atmospheric Research Boulder, CO www.sip.ucar.edu CANSEE, Toronto, CA - October 28, 2005. Outline. Motivation of the Study Prior Studies

371 views • 23 slides

AGEC/FNR 406 LECTURE 14

289 views • 18 slides

Ecosystem services and human well-being

Ecosystem services and human well-being. Awareness raising Willingness-to-pay for environmental amenities Welfare loss due to environmental degradation Opportunity cost of environmental protection Example:

271 views • 16 slides