College Station, TX 77843-4218
United States
Texas A&M University - Department of Agricultural Economics
payments for environmental services, voluntary regulation, hydroelectricity, Costa Rica
Fisheries, Recreational fishing, Marine waters, Fishery management, Gulf of Mexico, Mobility Data, Machine Learning, Supervised Classification, Vessel Monitoring System
conservation tillage, soil health, conventional tillage, soil stewardship
Recreation Demand, Site Choice Model, Travel Cost Model, Race and Ethnicity, Environmental Justice
market-based approach, nutrient trading, water quality, web-based teaching
social connections, wage increase, welfare, compensation offer
cause-marketing, artefactual field experiment, pure altruism, warm glow
Discrete Choice Experiment, conditional logit model, latent class analysis, mixed logit model, Soil health, water infiltration, soil organic matter, soil compaction, willingness-to-pay
Deprivation cost function, user cost, community resilience, power outage
Offshore Man-Made Structures, Recreational Fishing, Rigs-to-Reefs, Joint Estimation, Stated and Revealed Preferences, Discrete Choice Experiment, Marine Recreation
global warming, carbon sequestration, groundwater contamination, nonpoint pollution, effluent trading, tradable emissions permits
