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Land Economics November 2013
INDEX
LAND ECONOMICS VOLUME 89, 2013
AUTHORS
Aadland, David. See Sims, Charles. A Counterfactual Analysis from Ethiopia. 4: 743-
Amiel, Lindsay. See Fortenbery, T. Randall. 766.
Anderson, Leif E., S. Todd Lee, and Phillip S. Dillard, John G., Todd H. Kuethe, Craig Dobbins,
Levin. Costs of Delaying Conservation: Regula- Michael Boehlje, and Raymond J. G. M. Florax.
tions and the Recreational Values of Exploited and The Impacts of the Tax-Deferred Exchange Pro-
Co-occurring Species. 2: 371-385. vision on Farm Real Estate Values. 3: 479-489.
Arnold, Michael A., Joshua M. Duke, and Kent D. Dobbins, Craig. See Dillard, John G.
Messer. Adverse Selection in Reverse Auctions for Duke, Joshua M. See Arnold, Michael A.
Environmental Services. 3: 387-412.
Atreya, Ajita, Susana Ferreira, and Warren Krie- Engel, Stefanie, Charles Palmer, and Alexander
sel. Forgetting the Flood? An Analysis of the Flood Pfaff. On the Endogeneity of Resource Comanage-
Risk Discount over Time. 4: 577-596. ment: Theory and Evidence from Indonesia. 2:
308-329.
Bastian, Christopher T. See Wasson, James R. Eyckmans, Johan, Simon De Jaeger, and Sandra
Bellemare, Mare F. The Productivity Impacts of For- Rousseau. Hedonic Vatiation of Odor Nuisance
Using Field Measurements: A Case Study of an
mal and Informal Land Rights: Evidence from
Madagascar. 2: 272-290. Animal Waste Processing: Facility in Flanders. 1:
53-75.
Bensch, Gunther, and Jérg Peters. Alleviating De-
Felthoven, Ronald G. See Schnier, Kurt E.
forestation Pressures? Impacts of Improved Stove
Ferreira, Susana. See Atreya, Ajita.
Dissemination on Charcoal Consumption in Urban
Finnoff, David. See Sims, Charles.
Senegal. 4: 676-698
Florax, Raymond J. G. M. See Dillard, John G.
Boehlje, Michael. See Dillard, John G.
Fortenbery, T. Randall, Steven C. Deller, and
Bougherara, Douadia, Sandrine Costa, and Mario
Lindsay Amiel. The Location Decisions of Bio-
Teisl. Making or Buying Environmental Public
diesel Refineries. 1: 118-136.
Goods: Do Consumers Care? 4: 767-781.
Braden, John B. See Phaneuf, Daniel J
Gilbert, Alison. See Schaafsma, Marije
Brashier, Jerry. See Hussain, Anwar.
Gordon, Bruce L. See Winkler, Daniel T.
Brouwer, Roy. See Schaafsma, Marije.
Greene, William. See Hynes, Stephen.
Busch, Jonah. Supplementing REDD+ with Biodi Guignet, Dennis. What Do Property Values Really
versity Payments: The Paradox of Paying for Mul- Tell Us? A Hedonic Study of Underground Storage
tiple Ecosystem Services. 4: 655-675.
Tanks. 2: 211-226
Bush, Glenn, Nick Hanley, Mirko Moro, and Dan-
iel Rondeau. Measuring the Local Costs of Con- Halek, Martin. See Dehring, Carolyn A.
servation: A Provision Point Mechanism for Will- Hambiick, Peter. See Sirén, Anders H
ingness to Accept Compensation. 3: 490-513. Hanley, Nick. See Bush, Glenn.
Hansen, Winslow D., and Helen T. Naughton. So-
Cardenas, Juan-Camilo. See Sirén, Anders H cial and Ecological Determinants of Land Clearing
Champ, Patricia A. See Richardson, Leslie. in the Brazilian Amazon: A Spatial Analysis. 4:
Coble, Keith H. See Petrolia, Daniei R. 699-721.
Costa, Sandrine. See Bougherara, Douadia. Henderson, James E. See Hussain, Anwar.
Henrickson, Kevin E., and Erica H. Johnson. The
De Jaeger, Simon. See Eyckmans, Johan. Demand for Spatially Complementary National
Dehring, Carolyn A., and Martin Halek. Coastal Parks. 2: 330-345.
Building Codes and Hurricane Damage. 4: 597 Hussain, Anwar, lan A. Munn, Jerry Brashier, W.
613. Daryl Jones, and James E. Henderson. Capital-
Deller, Steven C. See Fortenbery, T. Randall. ization of Hunting Lease Income into Northern
Deng, Xiangzheng. See Li, Man. Mississippi Forestland Values. 1: 137-153.
Di Falco, Salvatore, and Marcella Veronesi. How Hynes, Stephen, and William Greene. A Panel
Can African Agriculture Adapt to Climate Change? Travel Cost Model Accounting for Endogenous
Land Economics November 2013
INDEX
LAND ECONOMICS VOLUME 89, 2013
AUTHORS
Aadland, David. See Sims, Charles. A Counterfactual Analysis from Ethiopia. 4: 743-
Amiel, Lindsay. See Fortenbery, T. Randall. 766.
Anderson, Leif E., S. Todd Lee, and Phillip S. Dillard, John G., Todd H. Kuethe, Craig Dobbins,
Levin. Costs of Delaying Conservation: Regula- Michael Boehlje, and Raymond J. G. M. Florax.
tions and the Recreational Values of Exploited and The Impacts of the Tax-Deferred Exchange Pro-
Co-occurring Species. 2: 371-385. vision on Farm Real Estate Values. 3: 479-489.
Arnold, Michael A., Joshua M. Duke, and Kent D. Dobbins, Craig. See Dillard, John G.
Messer. Adverse Selection in Reverse Auctions for Duke, Joshua M. See Arnold, Michael A.
Environmental Services. 3: 387-412.
Atreya, Ajita, Susana Ferreira, and Warren Krie- Engel, Stefanie, Charles Palmer, and Alexander
sel. Forgetting the Flood? An Analysis of the Flood Pfaff. On the Endogeneity of Resource Comanage-
Risk Discount over Time. 4: 577-596. ment: Theory and Evidence from Indonesia. 2:
308-329.
Bastian, Christopher T. See Wasson, James R. Eyckmans, Johan, Simon De Jaeger, and Sandra
Bellemare, Mare F. The Productivity Impacts of For- Rousseau. Hedonic Vatiation of Odor Nuisance
Using Field Measurements: A Case Study of an
mal and Informal Land Rights: Evidence from
Madagascar. 2: 272-290. Animal Waste Processing: Facility in Flanders. 1:
53-75.
Bensch, Gunther, and Jérg Peters. Alleviating De-
Felthoven, Ronald G. See Schnier, Kurt E.
forestation Pressures? Impacts of Improved Stove
Ferreira, Susana. See Atreya, Ajita.
Dissemination on Charcoal Consumption in Urban
Finnoff, David. See Sims, Charles.
Senegal. 4: 676-698
Florax, Raymond J. G. M. See Dillard, John G.
Boehlje, Michael. See Dillard, John G.
Fortenbery, T. Randall, Steven C. Deller, and
Bougherara, Douadia, Sandrine Costa, and Mario
Lindsay Amiel. The Location Decisions of Bio-
Teisl. Making or Buying Environmental Public
diesel Refineries. 1: 118-136.
Goods: Do Consumers Care? 4: 767-781.
Braden, John B. See Phaneuf, Daniel J
Gilbert, Alison. See Schaafsma, Marije
Brashier, Jerry. See Hussain, Anwar.
Gordon, Bruce L. See Winkler, Daniel T.
Brouwer, Roy. See Schaafsma, Marije.
Greene, William. See Hynes, Stephen.
Busch, Jonah. Supplementing REDD+ with Biodi Guignet, Dennis. What Do Property Values Really
versity Payments: The Paradox of Paying for Mul- Tell Us? A Hedonic Study of Underground Storage
tiple Ecosystem Services. 4: 655-675.
Tanks. 2: 211-226
Bush, Glenn, Nick Hanley, Mirko Moro, and Dan-
iel Rondeau. Measuring the Local Costs of Con- Halek, Martin. See Dehring, Carolyn A.
servation: A Provision Point Mechanism for Will- Hambiick, Peter. See Sirén, Anders H
ingness to Accept Compensation. 3: 490-513. Hanley, Nick. See Bush, Glenn.
Hansen, Winslow D., and Helen T. Naughton. So-
Cardenas, Juan-Camilo. See Sirén, Anders H cial and Ecological Determinants of Land Clearing
Champ, Patricia A. See Richardson, Leslie. in the Brazilian Amazon: A Spatial Analysis. 4:
Coble, Keith H. See Petrolia, Daniei R. 699-721.
Costa, Sandrine. See Bougherara, Douadia. Henderson, James E. See Hussain, Anwar.
Henrickson, Kevin E., and Erica H. Johnson. The
De Jaeger, Simon. See Eyckmans, Johan. Demand for Spatially Complementary National
Dehring, Carolyn A., and Martin Halek. Coastal Parks. 2: 330-345.
Building Codes and Hurricane Damage. 4: 597 Hussain, Anwar, lan A. Munn, Jerry Brashier, W.
613. Daryl Jones, and James E. Henderson. Capital-
Deller, Steven C. See Fortenbery, T. Randall. ization of Hunting Lease Income into Northern
Deng, Xiangzheng. See Li, Man. Mississippi Forestland Values. 1: 137-153.
Di Falco, Salvatore, and Marcella Veronesi. How Hynes, Stephen, and William Greene. A Panel
Can African Agriculture Adapt to Climate Change? Travel Cost Model Accounting for Endogenous
89(4) Index
Stratification and Truncation: A Latent Class Ap- Rashford, Benjamin S. See Wasson, James R.
proach. 1: 177-192. Richardson, Leslie, John B. Loomis, and Patricia
A. Champ. Valuing Morbidity from Wildfire
Jayne, T. S. See jin, Songging. Smoke Exposure: A Comparison of Revealed and
Jin, Songging, and T. S. Jayne. Land Rental Mar- Stated Preference Techniques. |: 76-100.
kets in Kenya: Implications for Efficiency, Equity, Robalino, Juan, and Alexander Pfaff. Ecopayments
Household Income, and Poverty. 2: 246-272. and Deforestation in Costa Rica: A Countrywide
Johnson, Erica H. See Henrickson, Kevin E. Analysis of PSA’s Initial Years. 3: 432-448.
Jones, W. Daryl. See Hussain, Anwar. Rogers, Abbie A. Public and Expert Preference Di-
vergence: Evidence from a Choice Experiment of
Klaiber, H. Allen, and V. Kerry Smith. Quasi Ex- Marine Reserves in Australia. 2: 346-370.
periments, Hedonic Models, and Estimating Trade- Rondeau, Daniel. See Bush, Glenn.
offs for Local Amenities. 3: 413-431. Ross, Justin M. Are Community-Nuisance Fiscal
Kriesel, Warren. See Atreya, Ajita. Zoning Arrangements Undermined by State Prop-
Kuethe, Todd H. See Dillard, John G. erty Tax Reforms? 3: 449-465.
Kuminoff, Nicolai V., and Jaren C. Pope. The Rousseau, Sandra. See Eyckmans, Johan
Value of Residential Land and Structures during
the Great Housing Boom and Bust. |: 1-29. Schaafsma, Marije, Roy Brouwer, Alison Gilbert,
Jeroen vai den Bergh, and Alfred Wagtendonk.
Landry, Craig E. See Petrolia, Daniel R. Estimation of Distance-Decay Functions to Ac-
Lee, S. Todd. See Anderson, Leif E. count for Substitution and Spatial Heterogeneity in
Stated Preference Research. 3: 514-537.
Levin, Phillip S. See Anderson, Leif E.
Schnier, Kurt E., and Ronald G. Felthoven. Pro-
Li, Man, JunJie Wu, and Xiangzheng Deng. Iden-
duction Efficiency and Exit in Rights-Based Fish-
tifying Drivers of Land Use Change in China: A
Spatial Multinomial Logit Model Analysis. 4: 632- eries
Sims, Charles, David Aadland, David Finnoff, and
654.
James Powell. How Ecosystem Service Provision
Loomis, John B. See Richardson, Leslie.
Can Increase Forest Mortality from Insect Out-
breaks. 1: 154-176.
McLeod, Donald M. See Wasson, James R.
Sirén, Anders H., Juan-Camilo Cardenas, Peter
Messer, Kent D. See Arnold, Michael A.
Hambick, and Kalle Parvinen. Distance Friction
Mezzatesta, Mariano, David A. Newburn, and
Richard T. Woodward. Additionality and the
574.
Adoption of Farm Conservation Practices. 4: 722-
Skidmore, Mark, and Hideki Toya. Natural Disas-
742.
ter Impacts and Fiscal Decentralization. 1: 101—
Moro, Mirko. See Bush, Glenn.
117.
Munn, Ian A. See Hussain, Anwar.
Smith, V. Kerry. See Kiaiber, H. Allen.
Naughton, Helen T. See Hansen, Winslow D.
Taylor, Laura O. See Phaneuf, Daniel J.
Newburn, David A. See Mezzatesta, Mariano. Teisl, Mario. See Bougherara, Douadia.
Toya, Hideki. See Skidmore, Mark.
Palmer, Charles. See Engel, Stefanie. Tra, Constant I. Measuring the General Equilibrium
Parvinen, Kalle. See Sirén, Anders H. Benefits of Air Quality Regulation in Small Urban
Paulsen, Kurt. The Effects of Growth Management Areas. 2: 291-307.
on the Spatial Extent of Urban Development, Re-
visited. 2: 193-210. van den Bergh, Jeroen. See Schaafsma, Marije.
Peters, Jérg. See Bensch, Gunther. Veronesi, Marcella. See Di Falco, Salvatore.
Petrolia, Daniel R., Craig E. Landry, and Keith H.
Coble. Risk Preferences, Risk Perceptions, and Wagtendonk, Alfred. See Schaafsma, Marije.
Flood Insurance. 2: 227-245. Wasson, James R., Donald M. McLeod, Christo-
Pfaff, Alexander. See Engel, Stefanie; Robalino, pher T. Bastian, and Benjamin S. Rashford. The
Juan. Effects of Environmental Amenities on Agricul-
Phaneuf, Daniel J., Laura O. Taylor, and John B. tural Land Values. 3: 466-478.
Braden. Combining Revealed and Stated Prefer- Winkler, Daniel T., and Bruce L. Gordon. The Ef-
ence Data to Estimate Preferences for Residential fect of the BP Oil Spill on Volume and Selling
Amenities: A GMM Approach. |: 30-52. Prices of Oceanfront Condominiums. 4: 614-631.
Pope, Jaren C. See Kuminoff, Nicolai V. Woodward, Richard T. See Mezzatesta, Mariano.
Powell, James. See Sims, Charles. Wu, JunJie. See Li, Man.
Land Economics November 2013
SUBJECTS
(Indexed Using the Journal of Economic Literature Skidmore, Mark, and Hideki Toya. Natural Disas-
Classification System) ter Impacts and Fiscal Decentralization. 1: 101-
117.
C MATHEMATICAL AND
QUANTITATIVE METHODS K LAW AND ECONOMICS
C3 MULTIPLE OR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATION K1 Basic AREAS OF LAW
MopeELs; MULTIPLE VARIABLES
K11 Property Law
C31 Cross-Sectional Models; Spatial Models;
Treatment Effect Models; Quantile Regressions; Bellemare, Marc F. The Productivity Impacts of For-
Social Interaction Models mal and Informal Land Rights: Evidence from
Madagascar. 2: 272-290.
Hansen, Winslow D., and Helen T. Naughton. So-
cial and Ecological Determinants of Land Clearing
O ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,
in the Brazilian Amazon: A Spatial Analysis. 4:
TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE, AND
699-721.
GROWTH
D MICROECONOMICS
O1 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
D8 INFORMATION, KNOWLEDGE, AND
UNCERTAINTY O12 Microeconomic Analyses of Economic
Development
D81 Criteria for Decision Making under Risk and
Uncertainty Jin, Songging, and T. S. Jayne. Land Rental Mar-
kets in Kenya: Implications for Efficiency, Equity,
Petrolia, Daniel R., Craig E. Landry, and Keith H. Household Income, and Poverty. 2: 246-272.
Coble. Risk Preferences, Risk Perceptions, and
Flood Insurance. 2: 227-245. O18 Urban, Rural, Regional, and Transportation
Analysis; Housing; Infrastructure
H PUBLIC ECONOMICS
Fortenbery, T. Randall, Steven C. Deller, and
H2 TAXATION, SUBSIDIES, AND REVENUE Lindsay Amiel. The Location Decisions of Bio-
diesel Refineries. 1: 118-136.
H23 Externalities; Redistributive Effects;
Environmental Taxes and Subsidies
Q AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL
Dillard, John G., Todd H. Kuethe, Craig Dobbins, RESOURCE ECONOMICS;
Michael Boehlje, and Raymond J. G. M. Florax. ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECOLOGICAL
The Impacts of the Tax-Deferred Exchange Pro- ECONOMICS
vision on Farm Real Estate Values. 3: 479-489.
Q1 AGRICULTURE
H7 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT;
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Q15 Land Ownership and Tenure; Land Reform;
Land Use; Irrigation; Agriculture and
H71 State and Local Taxation, Subsidies, and
Environment
Revenue
Bellemare, Marc F. The Productivity Impacts of For-
Ross, Justin M. Are Community-Nuisance Fiscal
mal and Informal Land Rights: Evidence from
Zoning Arrangements Undermined by State Prop-
Madagascar. 2: 272-290.
erty Tax Reforms? 3: 449-465.
Dillard, John G., Todd H. Kuethe, Craig Dobbins,
H73 Interjurisdictional Differentials and Their Michael Boehlje, and Raymond J. G. M. Florax.
Effects The Impacts of the Tax-Deferred Exchange Pro-
vision on Farm Real Estate Values. 3: 479-489.
Ross, Justin M. Are Community-Nuisance Fiscal Jin, Songging, and T. S. Jayne. Land Rental Mar-
Zoning Arrangements Undermined by State Prop- kets in Kenya: Implications for Efficiency, Equity,
erty Tax Reforms? 3: 449-465. Household Income, and Poverty. 2: 246-272.
89(4) Index 785
Li, Man, JunJie Wu, and Xiangzheng Deng. Iden- Q26 Recreational Aspects of Natural Resources
tifying Drivers of Land Use Change in China: A
Spatial Multinomial Logit Model Analysis. 4: 632— Anderson, Leif E., S. Todd Lee, and Phillip S.
654. Levin. Costs of Delaying Conservation: Regula-
tions and the Recreational Values of Exploited and
Q2 RENEWABLE RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION Co-occurring Species. 2: 371-385.
Hussain, Anwar, Ian A. Munn, Jerry Brashier, W.
Q22 Fishery; Aquaculture Daryl Jones, and James E. Henderson. Capital-
ization of Hunting Lease Income into Northern
Schnier, Kurt E., and Ronald G. Felthoven. Pro- Mississippi Forestland Values. 1: 137-153.
duction Efficiency and Exit in Rights-Based Fish-
eries. 3: 538-557. Q28 Government Policy
Q23 Forestry Engel, Stefanie, Charles Palmer, and Alexander
Pfaff. On the Endogeneity of Resource Comanage-
Busch, Jonah. Supplementing REDD+ with Biodi- ment: Theory and Evidence from Indonesia. 2:
versity Payments: The Paradox of Paying for Mul- 308-329.
tiple Ecosystem Services. 4: 655-675. Mezzatesta, Mariano, David A. Newburn, and
Sims, Charles, David Aadland, David Finnoff, and Richard T. Woodward. Additionality and the
James Powell. How Ecosystem Service Provision Adoption of Farm Conservation Practices. 4: 722—
Can Increase Forest Mortality from Insect Out- 742.
breaks. 1: 154-176. Robalino, Juan, and Alexander Pfaff. Ecopayments
Wasson, James R., Donald M. McLeod, Christo- and Deforestation in Costa Rica: A Countrywide
Analysis of PSA’s Initial Years. 3: 432-448.
pher T. Bastian, and Benjamin S. Rashford. The
Effects of Environmental Amenities on Agricul-
Q4 ENERGY
tural Land Values. 3: 466-478.
024 Land Q41 Demand and Supply
Bensch, Gunther, and Jérg Peters. Alleviating De-
Eyckmans, Johan, Simon De Jaeger, and Sandra
forestation Pressures? Impacts of Improved Stove
Rousseau. Hedonic Valuation of Odor Nuisance
Dissemination on Charcoal Consumption in Urban
Using Field Measurements: A Case Study of an
Senegal. 4: 676-698.
Animal Waste Processing Facility in Flanders. 1:
53-75.
Q42 Alternative Energy Sources
Hansen, Winslow D., and Helen T. Naughton. So-
cial and Ecological Determinants of Land Clearing
Fortenbery, T. Randall, Steven C. Deller, and
in the Brazilian Amazon: A Spatial Analysis. 4:
Lindsay Amiel. The Location Decisions of Bio-
699-721.
diesel Refineries. 1: 118-136.
Hussain, Anwar, Ian A. Munn, Jerry Brashier, W.
Daryl Jones, and James E. Henderson. Capital- Q5 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
ization of Hunting Lease Income into Northern
Mississippi Forestland Values. 1: 137-153. QS51 Valuation of Environmental Effects
Mezzatesta, Mariano, David A. Newburn, and
Richard T. Woodward. Additionality and the Anderson, Leif E., S. Todd Lee, and Phillip S.
Adoption of Farm Conservation Practices. 4: 722- Levin. Costs of Delaying Conservation: Regula-
742. tions and the Recreational Values of Exploited and
Robalino, Juan, and Alexander Pfaff. Ecopayments Co-occurring Species. 2: 371-385.
and Deforestation in Costa Rica: A Countrywide Atreya, Ajita, Susana Ferreira, and Warren Krie-
Analysis of PSA’s Initial Years. 3: 432-448. sel. Forgetting the Flood? An Analysis of the Flood
Risk Discount over Time. 4: 577-596.
Q25 Water
Bush, Glenn, Nick Hanley, Mirko Moro, and Dan-
iel Rondeau. Measuring the Local Costs of Con-
Schaafsma, Marije, Roy Brouwer, Alison Gilbert, servation: A Provision Point Mechanism for Will-
Jeroen van den Bergh, and Alfred Wagtendonk. ingness to Accept Compensation. 3: 490-513.
Estimation of Distance-Decay Functions to Ac- Guignet, Dennis. What Do Property Values Really
count for Substitution and Spatial Heterogeneity in Tell Us? A Hedonic Study of Underground Storage
Stated Preference Research. 3: 514-537. Tanks. 2: 211-226.
786 Land Economics November 2013
Hynes, Stephen, and William Greene. A Panel A Counterfactual Analysis from Ethiopia. 4: 743-
Travel Cost Model Accounting for Endogenous 766.
Stratification and Truncation: A Latent Class Ap- Skidmore, Mark, and Hideki Toya. Natural Disas-
proach. |: 177-192. ter Impacts and Fiscal Decentralization. 1: 101—
Klaiber, H. Allen, and V. Kerry Smith. Quasi Ex- 117.
periments, Hedonic Models, and Estimating Trade-
offs for Local Amenities. 3: 413-431. Q56 Environment and Development; Environment
Phaneuf, Daniel J., Laura O. Taylor, and John B. and Trade; Sustainability; Environmental
Braden. Combining Revealed and Stated Prefer- Accounts and Accounting; Environmental
ence Data to Estimate Preferences for Residential Equity; Population Growth
Amenities: A GMM Approach. |: 30-52.
Richardson, Leslie, John B. Loomis, and Patricia
Bensch, Gunther, and Jorg Peters. Aileviating De-
A. Champ. Valuing Morbidity from Wildfire
forestation Pressures? Impacts of Improved Stove
Smoke Exposure: A Comparison of Revealed and
Dissemination on Charcoal Consumption in Urban
Stated Preference Techniques. |: 76—100.
Senegal. 4: 676-698.
Rogers, Abbie A. Public and Expert Preference Di-
Bush, Glenn, Nick Hanley, Mirko Moro, and Dan-
vergence: Evidence from a Choice Experiment of
iel Rondeau. Measuring the Local Costs of Con-
Marine Reserves in Australia. 2: 346-370.
servation: A Provision Point Mechanism for Will-
Schaafsma, Marije, Roy Brouwer, Alison Gilbert,
Jeroen van den Bergh, and Alfred Wagtendonk. ingness to Accept Compensation. 3: 490-513.
Estimation of Distance-Decay Functions to Ac- Di Falco, Salvatore, and Marcella Veronesi. How
count for Substitution and Spatial Heterogeneity in Can African Agriculture Adapt to Climate Change?
Stated Preference Research. 3: 514-537. A Counterfactual Analysis from Ethiopia. 4: 743-
Tra, Constant I. Measuring the General Equilibrium 766.
Benefits of Air Quality Regulation in Small Urban
Areas. 2: 291-307. Q57 Ecological Economics: Ecosystem Services;
Biodiversity Conservation; Bioeconomics;
Q53 Air Pollution; Water Pollution; Noise; Industrial Ecology
Hazardous Waste; Solid Waste; Recycling
Arnold, Michael A., Joshua M. Duke, and Kent D.
Guignet, Dennis. What Do Property Values Really Messer. Adverse Selection in Reverse Auctions for
Tell Us? A Hedonic Study of Underground Storage Environmental Services. 3: 387-412.
Tanks. 2: 211-226. Engel, Stefanie, Charles Palmer, and Alexander
Phaneuf, Daniel J., Laura O. Taylor, and John B. Pfaff. On the Endogeneity of Resource Comanage-
Braden. Combining Revealed and Stated Prefer- ment: Theory and Evidence from Indonesia. 2:
ence Data to Estimate Preferences for Residential 308-329.
Amenities: A GMM Approach. |: 30-52. Hynes, Stephen, and William Greene. A Panel
Richardson, Leslie, John B. Loomis, and Patricia
Travel Cost Model Accounting for Endogenous
A. Champ. Valuing Morbidity from Wildfire
Stratification and Truncation: A Latent Class Ap-
Smoke Exposure: A Comparison of Revealed and
proach. 1: 177-192.
Stated Preference Techniques. |: 76-100.
Sims, Charles, David Aadland, David Finnoff, and
James Powell. How Ecosystem Service Provision
O54 Climate; Natural Disasters; Global Warming
Can Increase Forest Mortality from Insect Out-
Atreya, Ajita, Susana Ferreira, and Warren Krie- breaks. 1: 154-176.
sel. Forgetting the Flood? An Analysis of the Flood Sirén, Anders H., Juan-Camilo Cardenas, Peter
Risk Discount over Time. 4: 577-596. Hambiick, and Kalle Parvinen. Distance Friction
Bougherara, Douadia, Sandrine Costa, and Mario and the Cost of Hunting in Tropical Forest
Teisl. Making or Buying Environmental Public 574.
Goods: Do Consumers Care? 4: 767-781.
Busch, Jonah. Supplementing REDD+ with Biodi- Q58 Government Policy
versity Payments: The Paradox of Paying for Mul-
tiple Ecosystem Services. 4: 655-675. Arnold, Michael A., Joshua M. Duke, and Kent D.
Dehring, Carolyn A., and Martin Halek. Coastal Messer. Adverse Selection in Reverse Auctions for
Building Codes and Hurricane Damage. 4: 597 Environmental Services. 3: 387-412.
613. Bougherara, Douadia, Sandrine Costa, and Mario
Di Falco, Salvatore, and Marcella Veronesi. How Teisl. Making or Buying Environmental Public
Can African Agriculture Adapt to Climate Change? Goods: Do Consumeis Care? 4: 767-781.
89(4) Index
Dehring, Carolyn A., and Martin Halek. Coastal R2 HOUSEHOLD ANALYSIS
Building Codes and Hurricane Damage. 4: 597—
613.
R21] Housing Demand
Rogers, Abbie A. Public and Expert Preference Di-
vergence: Evidence from a Choice Experiment of
Kuminoff, Nicolai V., and Jaren C. Pope. The
Marine Reserves in Australia. 2: 346-370.
Value of Residential Land and Structures during
the Great Housing Boom and Bust. |: 1-29.
R REGIONAL, Real Estate, and
Tra, Constant I. Measuring the General Equilibrium
Transportation ECONOMICS
Benefits of Air Quality Regulation in Small Urban
Areas. 2: 291-307.
R1 GENERAL REGIONAL ECONOMICS
R/1 Regional Economic Activity: Growth, R22 Other Demand
Development, and Changes
Petrolia, Daniel R., Craig E. Landry, and Keith H.
Winkler, Daniel T., and Bruce L. Gordon. The Ef- Coble. Risk Preferences, Risk Perceptions, and
fect of the BP Oil Spill on Volume and Selling Flood Insurance. 2: 227-245.
Prices of Oceanfront Condominiums. 4: 614-631.
R5 REGIONAL GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS
R/4 Land Use Patterns
Kuminoff, Nicolai V., and Jaren C. Pope. The R52 Land Use and Other Regulations
Value of Residential Land and Structures during
the Great Housing Boom and Bust. 1: 1-29. Eyckmans, Johan, Simon De Jaeger, and Sandra
Li, Man, JunJie Wu, and Xiangzheng Deng. Iden- Rousseau. Hedonic Valuation of Odor Nuisance
tifying Drivers of Land Use Change in China: A Using Field Measurements: A Case Study of an
Spatial Multinomial Logit Model Analysis. 4: 632- Animal Waste Processing Facility in Flanders. 1:
654. 53-75.
Paulsen, Kurt. The Effects of Growth Management Paulsen, Kurt. The Effects of Growth Management
on the Spatial Extent of Urban Development, Re- on the Spatial Extent of Urban Development, Re-
visited. 2: 193-210. visited. 2: 193-210.