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Valuing Acid Deposition Injuries to Cultural Resources

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Prepared for:

National Acid Precipitation Assessment Program
Washington, DC
Grant # NA56RC0264

Prepared by:

Edward Morey
Kathleen Rossmann

Center for Economic Analysis
University of Colorado
Boulder, CO 80309
 
and
 
Lauraine Chestnut
Shannon Ragland

Hagler Bailly Services, Inc.
P.O. Drawer O
Boulder, CO 80306-1906

May 14, 1997


Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Research Objectives
1.2 Research Approach
1.3 Report Organization

Chapter 2: Defining the Good for Valuation
2.1 Study Scoping Objectives
2.2 Study Scoping Process
2.3 Summary of Economics Literature for Valuing Cultural Resources
2.4 Summary of Physical Injury Literature Review for Carbonate Stone
2.5 Definition of the Good
2.5.1 Materials and Resources: Marble Monuments
2.5.2 Geographic Scope: Washington, DC
2.5.3 The Change in the Resource to Be Valued: Reduction in Rate of Future Injury
2.5.4 Valuation Approach: Stated Preference
2.5.5 Hypothetical Mechanism: Preservation Treatment

Chapter 3: Final Survey Instrument Development
3.1 The Development Process
3.3.1 Refinements to Defining the Good
3.1.2 WTP Elicitation Format
3.1.3 Payment Mechanism
3.1.4 Expert Panel Review
3.1.5 Survey Mode: Group Interviews
3.2 Final Instrument
3.2.1 Instrument Section A: Introduction to Outdoor Marble Monuments in Washington, DC
3.2.2 Instrument Section B: Nature of Value of Monuments
3.2.3 Instrument Section C: Injuries to Monuments over Time
3.2.4 Instrument Section D: Preservation Program Options and Description
3.2.5 Instrument Section E: Valuation of Preservation Program Options
3.2.6 Instrument Section F: Demographic Information

Chapter 4: Survey Design and Implementation
4.1 Sample Design
4.2 Sample Recruiting
4.3 Survey Sessions
4.4 Study Sample Characteristics and Representativeness
4.4.1 Comparison of Sample to Study Population
4.4.2 Comparison of Sample to Urban Northeast Population and Total Northeast Population
4.5 Data Entry and Completeness

Chapter 5: Survey Results
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Attitudinal Results
5.2.1 The Importance of the Monuments
5.2.2 The Future Condition of the Monuments
5.2.3 The Relative Importance of the Condition of the Monuments
5.2.4 Differences among Respondents
5.3 Introduction to WTP Results
5.4 Pair-Wise Choice Model and Results
5.4.1 Pair-Wise Choice Elicitation Format
5.4.2 Modeling WTP from Pair-Wise Choice Data
5.4.3 Pair-Wise Choice WTP Results
5.5 Payment Card Models and Results
5.5.1 Payment Card Elicitation Format
5.5.2 Payment Card Data
5.5.3 Modeling WTP from Payment Card Data
5.6 Comparison of Pair-Wise Choice and Payment Card Models and Results
5.6.1 Comparison of Results
5.6.2 Differences in Elicitation Formats

Chapter 6: Summary of Findings and Suggestions for Future Research
6.1 Summary of Findings
6.1.1 Summary of Findings Regarding Attitudes
6.1.2 Summary of Findings Regarding Valuation
6.1.3 Comparison of Findings to Other Studies
6.2 Implications of Valuation Results for Title IV Assessment
6.3 Suggestions for Future Research

Chapter 7: References

Appendices
A Focus Group Materials and Results
Focus Group Script
Focus Response Booklet
Focus Group Results
B Survey Materials
Survey Script
Survey Illustrations
Survey Photograph Time Series
Timelines
Response Booklet
Pair-wise Choice Combinations
Recruiting Survey
C Codebook with Response Frequencies
D Modeling Appendix

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