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The article concludes that even partial cost-benefit analysis can yield valuable insights regarding protected areas costs, benefits and tradeoffs.
They theorise that compliance can be motivated by habit, coercion and cost-benefit calculations in addition to, or instead of, legitimacy.
It is shown that in the absence of credit markets household responses to exogenous price changes may differ from the predictions of cost-benefit analysis.
In a practical sense, few states had the capability or desire to make independent cost-benefit assessments of substantive changes in the lists.
This is fertile and unplowed field for sophisticated cost-benefit analysis.
The key feature of the model concerns the interactive effect of attitude towards risk-taking on the cost-benefit and worst-outcome variables.
In this sense the guidelines do not discuss the methodologic issues associated with the supportive use of cost-effectiveness via its technical relationship with cost-benefit analysis.
A cost-benefit analysis approach is then applied to evaluate the relative profitability of switching from traditional practices to new conservation methods.
In this case cost-benefit analysis based on a given time discount rate will point to an unambiguous positive effect on land conservation.
Another way to induce investments in soil conservation, at least according to cost-benefit analysis, is by increasing the future price of agricultural output.
In cost-benefit analysis, expenditures on pollution abatement are routinely treated as an investment having a social return.
But it is better to have a cost-benefit assessment embodying these uncertainties than to make no attempt to do one.
The first is that each stakeholder in the process will do their selfinterested cost-benefit analysis anyway.
There are after all many possible ways of behaving as if doing a cost-benefit analysis.
They argue that it is essential to place social cognition in an interpersonal context and to evaluate its overall adaptive success by a cost-benefit analysis.
