Estimating the Cost of Leisure Time for Recreation Demand Models
Journal of Environmental Economics and ManagementPublished 1 July 1999Open access
Peter Feather, W. Douglass Shaw
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The cost of travel time has commonly been incorporated in recreation demand models as some fucntion of the wage rate. This paper proposes a new methodology of determining the value of leisure time. The proposed method is compared to other alternatives and shown to yield more appropriate welfare measures.
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