Measuring the Benefits of Environmental Improvements: by Table Of Contents


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	ABSTRACT
	1. VOLUME II: EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES FOR VALUING ENVIROMIENTAL COMMODITIES
	2. VOLUME III: AN UPDATING OF EARLIER EFFORTS TO ESTIMATE THE NATIONAL BENEFITS OF CONTROLLING ACID PRECIPITATION
	3. VOLUME IV: VALUING ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONS: THE EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION
	4. VOLUME V: AIR POLLUTION AND DISEASE: AN EVALUATION OF THE NAS TWINS
	5. VOLUME VI: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF AIR POLLUTION AND HEALTH: THE CASE OF ST. LOUIS
	6. VOLUME VII: ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF CONTROLLING THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION ON CHILDREN'S HEALTH
	7. VOLUME VIII: MEASURING THE BENEFITS OF CLEAN AIR AND WATER
	APPENDIX 1. BIBLIOGRAPHY
	FIGURE 1. CHANGES IN PRODUCER'S QUASI-RENT AND CONSUMER'S SURPLUS
	FIGURE 2. DISTRIBUTION OF NET BENEFITS, CORN
	TABLE 1. OVERVIEW OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF STUDY EXPERIMENTS TO STUDY PURPOSES
	TABLE 2. WILLINGNESS-TO-PAY (WEEKDAY SAMPLE, N=36)
	TABLE 3. WILLINGNESS-TO-PAY (WEEKEND SAMPLE, N=64)
	TABLE 4. RANK-ORDERING OF ENVIRONMENTS
	TABLE 5. TOTAL COST SAVINGS, BY SYMPTOM, FOR A 30 PERCENT IMPROVEMENT IN U.S. AIR QUALITY IN 1981 DOLLARS
	TABLE 6. VARIABLE DEFINITIONS
	TABLE 7. ESTIMATES OF THE HEALTH PRODUCTION FUNCTION (DERIVATIVES EVALUATED AT THE MEAN) 820 CASES
	TABLE 8. ESTIMATES OF THE HEALTH PRODUCTION FUNCTION (DERIVATIVES EVALUATED AT THE MEAN) 2197 CASES
	TABLE 9. WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR REDUCTIONS IN OZONE LEVELS