Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7468511 Environmental Science & Policy 2012 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Determining the economic benefits of National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plans rarely takes place. ► Competition with land uses such as biomass production requires to make benefits more visible. ► A nationwide contingent valuation in Germany indicates significant conservation benefits to society. ► Substantial share of costs is covered even when benefit aggregation relies on conservative assumptions.
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Valuing the benefits of implementing a national strategy on biological diversity-The case of Germany
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