Economic value of urban forests: comparison of economic estimates
Reference Type
Journal, Research (Article)
Journal, Research (Article)
This paper presents the results of hedonic pricing and contingent valuation studies conducted in Joensuu, Finland. The purpose of the investigations was: 1) to study whether the urban forest benefits are capitalized in property prices, and 2) to measure the use values of wooded recreational areas and the residents' willingness to pay for small forest parks in housing districts.
[Ti: Economic value of urban forests: comparison of economic estimates]
[Au: Tyrvainen, L., , ,]
[So: In: Roper, C.S. and Park, A., eds. The living forest: non-market benefits of forestry. London: Stationery Office, p.326-333.]
[Ky: Economic Benefits of Urban Forests]]
Authors
L. Tyrvainen
L. Tyrvainen
Date Published
1999
1999
Journal/Conference
In: Roper, C.S. and Park, A., eds. The living forest: non-market benefits of forestry. London: Stationery Office, p.326-333.
In: Roper, C.S. and Park, A., eds. The living forest: non-market benefits of forestry. London: Stationery Office, p.326-333.
Publisher
In: Roper, C.S. and Park, A., eds. The living forest: non-market benefits of forestry. London: Stationery Office, p.326-333.
In: Roper, C.S. and Park, A., eds. The living forest: non-market benefits of forestry. London: Stationery Office, p.326-333.
ISBN/ISSN
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Sub-Topics
Economics/Cost-Benefit Analysis
Economics/Cost-Benefit Analysis
Keywords
Economic Benefits of Urban Forests
Economic Benefits of Urban Forests
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