Journal of Environmental Economics and Policy

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ken Willis

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Volume 11, issue 4, 2022

The overcrowding of Zion National Park: is it a pricing problem? pp. 351-360

Kelsi G. Hobbs, Albert Link and Christopher A. Swann

The effect of forest land use on the cost of drinking water supply: machine learning evidence from South African data pp. 361-374

Dambala Gelo and Jane Turpie

Welfare effect of substitute sites for coastal recreation – evidence from the Baltic Sea pp. 375-395

Heini Ahtiainen, Tuija Lankia, Jussi Lehtonen, Olli Lehtonen, Christine Bertram, Jürgen Meyerhoff, Kristīne Pakalniete, Katrin Rehdanz and Eija Pouta

Valuation and financing of National Parks in South and South East Asia: a meta-analysis pp. 396-419

Shraddha Shrivastava and Kakali Mukhopadhyay

Waiting for Godot? The case for climate change adaptation and mitigation in small island states pp. 420-437

Serhan Cevik

Does air pollution increase electric vehicle adoption? Evidence from U.S. metropolitan areas, 2011–2018 pp. 438-462

Jude Bayham, Jesse Burkhardt, Makena Coffman, Sherilyn Hayashida and Sumner La Croix

Volume 11, issue 3, 2022

Energy poverty: consequences for respiratory health and labour force participation in Cameroon pp. 235-247

Novice Patrick Bakehe

Rethinking how risk aversion and impatience are linked with cognitive ability: experimental findings from agricultural students and farmers pp. 248-259

Sven Grüner

Improving meta-analyses on hypothetical bias by using separate models for private and public goods pp. 260-271

Baoubadi Atozou, Stéphane Bergeron, Maurice Doyon and Lota Tamini

The relationship between healthcare expenditure, CO2 emissions and natural resources: evidence from developing countries pp. 272-286

Sabina Ampon-Wireko, Lulin Zhou, Xinglong Xu, Lamini Dauda, Isaac Adjei Mensah, Ebenezer Larnyo and Easmond Baah Nketiah

The effects of income inequality on the willingness to contribute to environmental sustainability pp. 287-297

Martin Förster and Volker Müller-Benedict

How conditional are the conditional willingness-to-pay estimates? A Monte Carlo evaluation pp. 298-306

Andy Choi

Long-term migration trends and rising temperatures: the role of irrigation pp. 307-330

Théo Benonnier, Katrin Millock and Vis Taraz

Valuation of nature-based tourism using contingent valuation survey: evidence from South Africa pp. 331-349

Samson Mukanjari, Herbert Ntuli and Edwin Muchapondwa

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 Alberto 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 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 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