Land Economics

1948 - 2026

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Volume 102, issue 3, 2026

Introduction to the Special Issue: Using Cell Phone Mobility Data for Recreation Demand Analysis pp. 309-312

Yongjie Ji, Daniel J. Phaneuf and Wendong Zhang

Quantifying Recreational Benefits from Fish Consumption Advisories: Insights from Cell Phone Mobility Data pp. 313-338

Xibo Wan, Yongwang Ren, Ruohao Zhang, Jiameng Zheng and Wendong Zhang

Causal Recreation Demand Estimation with Cell Phone Mobility Data: Evidence from the 2021 Huntington Beach Oil Spill pp. 339-360

Nieyan Cheng and Xibo Wan

Valuing Offshore Habitat to Recreational Anglers Using Cell Phone Location Data pp. 361-379

Mona Ahmadiani and Richard T. Woodward

Estimating the Economic Value of Grassland Tourism Services Based on Mobile Phone Data pp. 380-399

Na Liu, Xinxin Lv, Pengfei Liu and Lingling Hou

Are Mobile Device Location Data a Substitute for Travel Cost Surveys? pp. 400-417

Jude Bayham, Aaron J. Enriquez and Leslie Richardson

Impact of Water Quality at the Beach on Disadvantaged Communities in Rhode Island: Evidence Using Mobility Data pp. 418-436

Sonia Refulio-Coronado, Pengfei Liu, Nathaniel Merrill and Emi Uchida

Evaluating Mobility Data for Recreation Monitoring: Diagnostics and Implications for Best Practice pp. 437-454

Cameron Duff, Alice Antia, James Hilger, Eric Horsch, Nathaniel Merrill, Jason Murray, Samantha Winder, Spencer Wood and Matthew Zafonte

Smart Device Recreation Data: Use and Limitations for a Tank Fire in Texas pp. 455-470

Cameron Duff, Christopher Giguere and Jason Murray

Evaluating Precision, Privacy, and Representation with Cell Phone Data: Evidence from Recreational Demand for Cape Cod Beaches pp. 471-496

Cristina Connolly, Sandro Steinbach, Mike Vo and Xibo Wan

Volume 102, issue 2, 2026

Impacts of Large-Scale Solar-Enabling Legislation on Farmland Values pp. 163-181

Zhiyun Li, Wendong Zhang and Ariel Ortiz-Bobea

Fires in the Built Environment and Residential Market Demand pp. 182-192

Jihwan Kim, Jayash Paudel and Hanbyul Ryu

Public Acceptance of Lawncare Policy Instruments to Reduce Nonpoint-Source Pollution pp. 193-222

Robert Johnston, Ewa Zawojska, David A. Newburn and Tom Ndebele

Heat, Climate Control, and Worker Absences: Evidence from India pp. 223-235

Ridhima Gupta and E. Somanathan

A Legacy Through Millennia: Do Informal Institutions Matter for Climate Change? pp. 236-254

Jianxian Wu

Assessing the Effects of Deterrence Mechanisms on Deforestation in the Brazilian Savanna pp. 255-270

Pedro G. Meiners, Alexandre A. Porsse and Marcelo de Oliveira Torres

High-Quality Farm and Poverty Alleviation: Evidence from Rural China pp. 271-289

Shiyi Chen, Wanlin Liu and Wenjie Liu

Economic Benefits of Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Risk: A Meta-Analysis pp. 290-307

G. Guillermo García Álvarez, Wouter Botzen, Max Tesselaar, Jeroen C. J. H. Aerts, Andrea Staccione, Jarloslav Mysiak and Marija Bockarjova

Editor’s Note pp. 308

Daniel J. Phaneuf

Erratum: It’s the Smell: How Resolving Uncertainty about Local Disamenities Can Affect the Housing Market pp. iiia

Jeff Chen, Gary Cornwall and Scott Wentland

Erratum: The Urban Green Space Dilemma: Improved Ecosystem Services or Smooth Traffic? pp. iiib

Laetitia Tuffery, Soukaina Anougmar, Basak Bayramoglu, Carmen Cantuarias-Villessuzanne and Maïa David

Volume 102, issue 1, 2026

Centennial Anniversary of Land Economics: A Bibliometric Retrospective pp. 1-26

Mohammad Sadegh Khorshidi, Jose Merigo Lindahl, Amara Atif, Anna M. Gil-Lafuente, Finn Kydland and Lluis Amiguet

Impact of Land Subsidence on Housing Sale Values: Evidence from the San Joaquin Valley, California pp. 27-48

Mehdi Nemati, Michelle Sneed and Ariel Dinar

It’s the Smell: How Resolving Uncertainty About Local Disamenities Can Affect the Housing Market pp. 49-75

Jeff Chen, Gary Cornwall and Scott Wentland

Navigating the Shift: Homeowner Perspectives on Managed Retreat Along Lake Michigan pp. 76-97

W. Jason Beasley and Steven J. Dundas

Protecting Against Flood Impacts: A Choice Experiment Evaluating Household Preferences for Insurance and Home Infrastructure Improvements pp. 98-115

James I. Price, Diane P. Dupont, Wiktor Adamowicz and Patrick R. Lloyd-Smith

The Urban Green Space Dilemma: Improved Ecosystem Services or Smooth Traffic? pp. 116-136

Laetitia Tuffery, Soukaina Anougmar, Basak Bayramoglu, Carmen Cantuarias-Villessuzanne and David Maia

Locational Dimensions of Utility for Transboundary Pollutants: An Empirical Investigation of Common Assumptions pp. 137-161

Keila Meginnis, Tobias Börger, Frans P. de Vries, Nick Hanley, Tom Ndebele, Tom Ndebele and Ghamz E. Ali Siyal

Volume 101, issue 4, 2025

Learning and Fatigue in Real Discrete Choice Experiments pp. 441-462

Qi Jiang, Jerrod Penn and Wuyang Hu

Information Videos Mitigate Hypothetical Bias in Discrete Choice Experiments pp. 463-481

Wen Lin, Rodolfo Nayga, David L. Ortega and Weibin Hu

The Role of Social Norms and Economic Incentives in Encouraging the Adoption of Native Gardens pp. 482-498

Curtis Rollins, Claire Doll, Katrin Rehdanz, Jürgen Meyerhoff, Michael Burton and David Pannell

Can Smartphone App Trainings Help Reduce Exposure to Air Pollution? Experimental Evidence from Bogotá pp. 499-520

Allen Blackman and Bridget Hoffmann

Weathering the Storm: Financial Shocks and Inflationary Pressures from Climate Extremes pp. 521-549

Ravipa Rojasavachai, Florent Rouxelin, Li Yang and Yumeng Gao

Total Economic Valuation of Great Lakes Recreational Fisheries: Attribute Nonattendance, Hypothetical Bias, and Insensitivity to Scope pp. 550-565

John Whitehead, Gregory Howard and Louis Cornicelli

Revisiting Land, Labor, and Capital in Neoclassical Economics pp. 566-584

Antoine Missemer and Antonin Pottier

Volume 101, issue 3, 2025

The Trade-Off between Wildlife Conservation and Renewable Energy: Evidence from Eagles and Wind Turbines pp. 285-303

Brock O’Brien and Nick Hagerty

Is There a Trade-Off between Forest Expansion and Agriculture? Evidence from India pp. 304-329

Vikrant K. Kamble, Dylan Brewer and Matthew E. Oliver

Fishing under the Radar: Illuminating Compliance with China’s Annual Fishing Moratorium pp. 330-352

Björn Bos

Farmers’ Preferences for Riparian Buffers: Evidence from the Chesapeake Bay Watershed pp. 353-373

Yau-Huo (Jimmy) Shr, Katherine Y. Zipp and James S. Shortle

Do Good Intentions Make Good Policy? Farmland Ownership Regulations in South Korea pp. 374-397

Jiseon Choi and Margaret Jodlowski

How Sensitive Are Environmental Values to Payment Card Design in Contingent Valuation? pp. 398-422

Magnus Aagaard Skeie, Henrik Lindhjem, Stale Navrud and Tobias Otterbring

A Hedonic Price Model to Recover Marginal Willingness to Pay for Product Attributes in the Presence of Market Power pp. 423-440

Ju-Chin Huang and Min Qiang (Kent) Zhao

Volume 101, issue 2, 2025

Urbanizing Agriculture, Additionality, and the Adoption of Agricultural Conservation Practices

Junyi Hua, H. Allen Klaiber and Douglas H. Wrenn

Enrollment Restrictions and Conservation Practice Adoptions by Midwestern Farmers: Survey Evidence from Iowa

Xiaolan Wan, Gregory Howard and Wendong Zhang

Distributional Impacts of Conservation on Land Prices: Evidence from Natura 2000

Lassi Ahlvik and Sebastiaan van Kooten

The Effect of Climate Change on Canadian Farmland Values: A Ricardian Approach

Nicholas Bannon, Christopher Kimmerer and B. James Deaton

Information Rigidities and Farmland Value Expectations

Chad Fiechter, Todd Kuethe and Wendong Zhang

The Trade-Off between Yield and Nitrogen Pollution under Excessive Rainfall: Evidence from On-Farm Field Experiments in Iowa

Eseul Choi, Guilherme DePaula, Peter Kyveryga and Suzanne Fey

Spatial Bioinvasion Externalities with Heterogeneous Landowner Preferences: A Two-Agent Bioeconomic Model

Shady Atallah

Editor’s Note

Daniel J. Phaneuf