Journal of Environmental Economics and Policy
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Volume 11, issue 2, 2022
- Assessing public preferences for deep sea ecosystem conservation: a choice experiment in Norway and Scotland pp. 113-132

- Isaac Ankamah-Yeboah, Claire W. Armstrong, Stephen Hynes, Bui Bich Xuan and Katherine Simpson
- The impact of income inequality and economic complexity on ecological footprint: an analysis covering a long-time span pp. 133-153

- Emad Kazemzadeh, José Fuinhas and Matheus Koengkan
- Impact of electricity pricing strategy on residential energy consumption decisions in China: empirical evidence from a household survey pp. 154-171

- Yimeng Du and Teng Ma
- Energy taxes and economic growth in OECD countries: a simultaneous equations approach pp. 172-195

- Mahmoud Hassan, Walid Oueslati and Damien Rousselière
- On the interaction between fiscal policy and CO2 emissions in G7 countries: 1875–2016 pp. 196-217

- Veli Yilanci and Uğur Pata
- Intensive and extensive impacts of EU subsidies on pesticide expenditures at the farm level pp. 218-234

- Magali Aubert and Geoffroy Enjolras
Volume 11, issue 1, 2022
- Valuing water and wastewater services in the UK: introduction to the special issue pp. 1-3

- Paul Metcalfe
- Research on customers’ willingness-to-pay for service changes in UK water company price reviews 1994–2019 pp. 4-20

- Ken Willis and Rob Sheldon
- Sensitivity to scope of water and wastewater service valuations: a meta-analysis of findings from water price reviews in Great Britain pp. 21-38

- Paul Metcalfe and A. Sen
- Valuing water and wastewater service improvements via impact-weighted numbers of service failures pp. 39-55

- Ali Chalak and Paul Metcalfe
- Assessing subjective preferences for river quality improvements: combining Q-methodology and choice experiment data pp. 56-74

- Danyel I. Hampson, Silvia Ferrini and R. Kerry Turner
- Revealed preference valuation of beach and river water quality in Wales pp. 75-94

- Paulo Anciaes
- Applying the wellbeing valuation method to value the costs of roadworks and flooding pp. 95-111

- D. Fujiwara, R. Houston, K. Keohane, C. Maxwell and I. van Emmerik
Volume 10, issue 4, 2021
- Does energy aid reduce CO2 emission intensities in developing countries? pp. 343-358

- Masako Ikegami and Zijian Wang
- Identification of how economic development affects energy use through a natural experiment pp. 359-373

- Magnus Söderberg
- Preferences for coastal adaptation to climate change: evidence from a choice experiment pp. 374-390

- Jürgen Meyerhoff, Katrin Rehdanz and Andrea Wunsch
- An axiomatic characterization of a generalized ecological footprint pp. 391-399

- Thomas Kuhn, Radomir Pestow and Anja Zenker
- Geospatial analysis of health risks and solid waste management behaviour pp. 400-427

- Mohammad Mashiur Rahman, Alok K. Bohara and Jesus E. Vazquez
- A sound investment? Traffic noise mitigation and property values pp. 428-445

- S. Lindgren
- Structural reforms and productivity in the electricity generation sector pp. 446-467

- Philipp R. Steinbrunner
- Evaluating environmental policy: the use and usefulness of experiments pp. 468-480

- Jetske Bouma
Volume 10, issue 3, 2021
- Correction pp. i-i

- The Editors
- Waste reduction and waste spillovers: evidence from unit-based pricing of municipal solid waste in Taiwan pp. 223-242

- Yu-Kai Huang, Reid B. Stevens and W. Douglass Shaw
- Recreation demand and pricing policy for international tourists in developing countries: evidence from South Africa pp. 243-260

- Samson Mukanjari, Edwin Muchapondwa and Eyoual Demeke
- The standing of foreign lenders in cost-benefit analysis: some implications for environmental appraisals pp. 261-277

- Doramas Jorge-Calderón
- The value of carbon sequestration by saltmarsh in Chichester Harbour, United Kingdom pp. 278-292

- Bryn Lockwood and Benjamin M. Drakeford
- Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) and air pollution pp. 293-323

- Dhimitri Qirjo, Razvan Pascalau and Dmitriy Krichevskiy
- Revisiting environmental Kuznets curve with HDI: new evidence from cross-country panel data pp. 324-342

- Akseer Hussain and Subhasish Dey
Volume 10, issue 2, 2021
- Does activating legacy concerns make farmers more likely to support conservation programmes? pp. 115-129

- Gilles Grolleau, Naoufel Mzoughi, Claude Napoléone and Claire Pellegrin
- Foreign direct investment vs. cross-border trade in environmental services with ethical spillovers: a theoretical model based on panel data pp. 130-154

- Fabio Zagonari
- Carbon flux and N- and M-shaped environmental Kuznets curves: evidence from international land use change pp. 155-174

- Timothy D. Terrell
- Opposite impacts of policy and payment consequentiality treatments on willingness-to-pay in a contingent valuation study pp. 175-188

- Kei Kabaya
- The employment double dividend of environmental tax reforms: exploring the role of agent behaviour and social interaction pp. 189-213

- Franziska Klein and Jeroen van den Bergh
- The 2018 reform of EU ETS: consequences for project appraisal pp. 214-221

- Per-Olov Johansson
Volume 10, issue 1, 2021
- Frequency and time in recreational demand pp. 1-13

- Arnar Buason, Kristin Eiriksdottir, Dadi Kristofersson and Kyrre Rickertsen
- Economic growth and environmental degradation: evidence from the US case environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis with application of decomposition pp. 14-21

- Serdar Ongan, Cem Işık and Dilek Ozdemir
- Why rational agents report zero or negative WTPs in valuation experiments pp. 22-27

- Per-Olov Johansson and Bengt Kriström
- Tax elasticity of demand for plastic: the cause of plastic pollution in Ghana pp. 28-42

- Angela Cindy Emefa Mensah
- Discounting as a double-edged sword: the values of both future goods and present economic growth decrease with the discount rate pp. 43-53

- Adam Lampert
- An economic analysis of twitching behaviour and species rarity pp. 54-73

- Mike Brock, Iain Fraser, Cherry Law, Simon Mitchell and David L. Roberts
- Effective ambient charges on non-point source pollution in a two-stage Bertrand duopoly pp. 74-89

- Akio Matsumoto and Ferenc Szidarovszky
- Does religion promote pro-environmental behaviour? A cross-country investigation pp. 90-113

- Kahsay Haile Zemo and Halefom Yigzaw Nigus
Volume 9, issue 4, 2020
- The effects of subjective perception on preference heterogeneity pp. 371-382

- Yohei Mitani
- The relationship between CO2 emissions, renewable and non-renewable energy consumption, economic growth, and urbanisation in the Southern Common Market pp. 383-401

- Matheus Koengkan, José Fuinhas and Renato Santiago
- Willingness to pay for mangrove preservation in Xuan Thuy National Park, Vietnam: do household knowledge and interest play a role? pp. 402-420

- Hung Vo Trung, Thanh Nguyen and Michel Simioni
- Ranking policies to achieve sustainable stocking rates in Inner Mongolia pp. 421-429

- Ping Li, Jeffrey Bennett and Bao Zhang
- Temperature and economic activity: evidence from India pp. 430-446

- Anuska Jain, Roisin O'Sullivan and Vis Taraz
- Does the solemn oath lower WTP responses in a discrete choice experiment application to solar energy? pp. 447-473

- Jamal Mamkhezri, Jennifer A. Thacher, Janie Chermak and Robert Berrens
- Acknowledgement of referees, 2018–2020 pp. 474-475

- Ken Willis
Volume 9, issue 3, 2020
- Public acceptance and willingness to pay cost-effective taxes on red meat and city traffic in Norway pp. 251-268

- Kristine Grimsrud, Henrik Lindhjem, Ingvild Vestre Sem and Knut Einar Rosendahl
- Driving factors of material consumption in European countries – spatial panel data analysis pp. 269-280

- Ivan Telega and Agnieszka Telega
- Informational nudges and public goods in networks pp. 281-303

- Benjamin Ouvrard and Anne Stenger
- Which cultural ecosystem services is more important? A best-worst scaling approach pp. 304-318

- Kei Kabaya, Shizuka Hashimoto and Kazuhiko Takeuchi
- On North-South interaction and environmental adaptation pp. 319-337

- Natali Hritonenko, Yuri Yatsenko and Thierry Bréchet
- Comparing the effect of oath commitments and cheap talk entreaties in contingent valuation surveys: a randomised field experiment pp. 338-354

- Ricky N. Lawton, Susana Mourato, Daniel Fujiwara and Hasan Bakhshi
- Education, methane emission and poverty in developing countries pp. 355-369

- Yogeeswari Subramaniam and Tajul Ariffin Masron
Volume 9, issue 2, 2020
- The impact of arbitrary constraints over the payment parameter on WTP: a case of a normally distributed random parameter pp. 125-139

- Andy Choi
- The value of a statistical life in Mexico pp. 140-166

- Marcelo de Lima
- A combined SP-RP model to estimate the value of improvements in freshwater angling in England pp. 167-187

- Paulo Anciaes, Paul Metcalfe and Antara Sen
- The relationship between monthly air pollution and violent crime across the United States pp. 188-205

- Jesse Burkhardt, Jude Bayham, Ander Wilson, Jesse D. Berman, Katelyn O'Dell, Bonne Ford, Emily V. Fischer and Jeffrey R. Pierce
- Modelling anglers' fish release choices using logbook data pp. 206-219

- Gianluca Grilli, John Curtis and Stephen Hynes
- Externalities, public goods, and property rights revisited: regulations based on traditional B–C analyses are too lax pp. 220-226

- Philip Graves
- Optimal investment to control ‘red air day’ episodes: lessons from Northern Utah, USA pp. 227-250

- Ramjee Acharya and Arthur Caplan
Volume 9, issue 1, 2020
- Prior knowledge, familiarity and stated policy consequentiality in contingent valuation pp. 1-20

- Katherine Needham and Nick Hanley
- Tourism for surf and marsh fishing in coastal Louisiana: effects of site closure, travel cost decrease, and entrance fee increase pp. 21-35

- Hua Wang, Krishna Paudel and Rex H. Caffey
- Environmental effects of trade openness: what role do institutions have? pp. 36-56

- Abdelaziz Hakimi and Helmi Hamdi
- Environmental and socio-economic sustainability in India: evidence from CO2 emission and economic inequality relationship pp. 57-76

- Haimanti Bhattacharya
- Scale heterogeneity in the valuation of road traffic risk reductions: the case of Newfoundland's moose-vehicle collisions pp. 77-96

- Roberto Martinez-Espineira and María Pérez-Urdiales
- Assessing the US sulfur reduction programme in Massachusetts from an environmental justice framework: is there evidence of disproportionality? pp. 97-110

- Devon Lynch, Chad J. McGuire and Joy A. Smith
- Global carbon pricing and international trade pp. 111-124

- Takumi Haibara
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