Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6549018 | Land Use Policy | 2014 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
The case study encompasses two projects, whose global costs total â¬46 M in 50 years, for the environmental rehabilitation of the stretch of the River Segura that flows through the city of Murcia. The benefits have been obtained by a contingent valuation exercise: â¬3.3 M/year (â¬0.6 M/year of use benefits, and â¬2.7 M/year of non-use benefits). Three different CBA approaches (economic, extended and dual) are applied to contrast these costs and benefits, conducting the analyses of uncertainty and sensitivity of the benefit items through a Monte Carlo simulation. The results highlight the importance of environmental benefits for this kind of projects to be socioeconomically feasible thanks to the profitability indicators they provide.
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Authors
José MartÃnez-Paz, Francisco Pellicer-MartÃnez, José Colino,