CUDARE Working Papers

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7193: The Role of Patent Rights in Mergers: Consolidation in Plant Biotechnology

Alan C. Marco and Gordon Rausser

7192: Discounting and Climate Change Policy

Larry Karp and Yacov Tsur

7191: A Bayesian Large Deviations Probabilistic Interpretation and Justification of Empirical Likelihood

Marian Grendar and George Judge

7190: How California Came to Pass AB 32, the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006

Michael Hanemann

7189: Agricultural Arbitrage and Risk Preferences

Rulon D. Pope, Jeffrey LaFrance and Richard Just

7188: Bilateral Investment Treaties and Foreign Direct Investment: Correlation versus Causation

Emma Aisbett

7187: Got Organic Milk? Consumer Valuations of Milk Labels after the Implementation of the USDA Organic Seal

Kristin Kiesel and Sofia Villas-Boas

7186: Climate Policy When the Distant Future Matters: Catastrophic Events with Hyperbolic Discounting

Larry Karp and Yacov Tsur

7166: Wholesale Price Discrimination: Inference and Simulation

Sofia Villas-Boas

7165: Sales: Tests of Theories on Causality and Timing

Peter Berck, Jennifer Brown, Jeffrey Perloff and Sofia Villas-Boas

7164: Consumer and Market Responses to Mad-Cow Disease

Wolfram Schlenker and Sofia Villas-Boas

7163: Using Retail Scanner Data for Upstream Merger Analysis: Counterfactual Experiments in the Retail Coffee Market

Sofia Villas-Boas

7162: Short on Shots: Can Calls on Self-Restraint be Effective in Managing the Scarcity of a Vital Good?

Alain de Janvry, Elisabeth Sadoulet and Sofia Villas-Boas

7161: Economic Damages from Climate Change: An Assessment of Market Impacts

Michael Hanemann and Larry Dale

7160: Applied Welfare Analysis with Qualitative Response Models

Michael Hanemann

7159: The Economic Costs and Benefits of Investments in Municipal Water and Sanitation Infrastructure: A Global Perspective

Dale Whittington and Michael Hanemann

7158: Heterogeneous Responses to Water Conservation Programs: The Case of Residential Users in Los Angeles

Michael Hanemann and Celine Nauges

7157: The Future Trajectory of US CO2 Emissions: The Role of State vs. Aggregate Information

Maximilian Auffhammer and Ralf Steinhauser

7156: Intellectual Property and Market Structure in Agriculture

Gordon Rausser, Suzanne Scotchmer and Leo Simon

7155: Price and Non-Price Influences on Water Conservation: An Econometric Model of Aggregate Demand under Nonlinear Budget Constraint

Leonardo Corral, Anthony C. Fisher and Nile W. Hatch

7154: Modeling Suburban and Rural-Residential Development Beyond the Urban Fringe

David Newburn and Peter Berck

7153: Learning, Forgetting, and Sales

Sofia Villas-Boas and J. Miguel Villas-Boas

7152: Full Rank Rational Demand Systems

Jeffrey LaFrance and Rulon D. Pope

7151: Grazing Fees versus Stewardship on Federal Lands

Myles J. Watts, Jay Shimshack and Jeffrey LaFrance

6868: ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGES IN COURT: THE AMERICAN TRADER CASE

David J. Chapman and Michael Hanemann

6867: APPROXIMATION APPROACHES TO PROBABILISTIC CHOICE SET MODELS FOR LARGE CHOICE SET DATA

Koichi Kuriyama, Michael Hanemann and Linwood Pendleton

6866: BUYER POWER THROUGH PRODUCER'S DIFFERENTIATION

Claire Chambolle and Sofia Villas-Boas

6865: ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF BEACH CLOSURES, INTERSITE SUBSTITUTION AND INTERTEMPORAL SUBSTITUTION VIA A MODEL OF ATTENDANCE AT FIVE ORANGE COUNTY BEACHES

Christopher B. Busch and Michael Hanemann

6864: THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL WARMING ON AGRICULTURE: RETHINKING THE RICARDIAN APPROACH

Anthony C. Fisher and Michael Hanemann

6863: HOMOGENEITY AND SUPPLY

Jeffrey LaFrance and Rulon D. Pope

6862: ECONOMIC ANALYSIS IN POLICY EVALUATION, DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND COMPENSATION: A COMPARISON OF APPROACHES

Michael Hanemann and Andrew G. Keeler

6860: REFLECTIONS ON IRREVERSIBILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS

Anthony C. Fisher

6859: SHIFTING SANDS: A PRELIMINARY EXPLORATION OF SEASONAL VARIATION IN PREFERENCES FOR BEACHES

Craig Mohn, Michael Hanemann, Linwood Pendleton and David F. Layton

6858: NONMARKET VALUATION UNDER PREFERENCE UNCERTAINTY: ECONOMETRIC MODELS AND ESTIMATION

Michael Hanemann, Bengt Kristrom and Chuan-Zhong Li

6857: A PROPOSAL TO REFORM THE KYOTO PROTOCOL: THE ROLE OF ESCAPE CLAUSES AND FORESIGHT

Larry Karp and Jinhua Zhao

6502: Consequences of Data Error in Aggregate Indicators: Evidence from the Human Development Index

Hendrik Wolff, Howard Chong and Maximilian Auffhammer

6303: International Trade in Exhaustible Resources: A Cartel-Competitive Fringe Model

Larry Karp and Olli Tahvonen

6302: A Note on the Value of Lifesaving

Michael Hanemann

6300: Pesticide usage and the choice of pest control strategy: A switching regression analysis

Michael Hanemann, Yacov Tsur and David Zilberman

6297: The Direction and Timing of Agricultural Trade Reform in Central and East Europe

Larry Karp

6294: Econometric models of the demand for quality-differentiated goods

Michael Hanemann

6292: Welfare analysis based on systems of partial demand functions

Michael Hanemann

6291: Quality changes, consumer's surplus, and hedonic price indices

Michael Hanemann

6290: Some further results on exact consumer's surplus

Michael Hanemann

6289: Water quality and the demand for recreation

Michael Hanemann

6288: Econometric models of discrete/continuous supply decisions under uncertainty

Michael Hanemann

6286: Limited Cooperation in International Environmental Agreements

Larry Karp and Sandeep Sacheti

6284: Specification of the individual's demand function: The treatment of time

Michael Hanemann

6283: A critique of "Identifying structural equations through the nonlinearity of a single price gradient" and "Identifying structural equations with single market data" by Rob Mendelsohn

Michael Hanemann

6281: A qualitative-quantitative model of consumer choice with an application to recreation demand

Michael Hanemann