The Value of Reducing Cancer Risks at Contaminated Sites: Are More Knowledgeable People Willing to Pay More?
Academic Article
Publication Date:
2012
abstract:
We use conjoint choice questions to investigate people’s tastes for cancer risk reductions and income in the context of public programs that would provide for remediation at abandoned industrial contaminated sites. Our survey was self-administered using the computer by persons
living in the vicinity of an important contaminated site on the Italian National Priority
List. The value of a prevented case of cancer is €2.6 million, but this figure does vary with income, perceived exposure to contaminants, and respondent opinions about priorities that
should be pursued by cleanup programs.
living in the vicinity of an important contaminated site on the Italian National Priority
List. The value of a prevented case of cancer is €2.6 million, but this figure does vary with income, perceived exposure to contaminants, and respondent opinions about priorities that
should be pursued by cleanup programs.
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo su Rivista
Keywords:
Abandoned sites; conjoint choice experiments; contaminated sites; remediation; reuse; value of a statistical case of cancer
List of contributors:
Tonin, Stefania; A., Alberini; Turvani, MARGHERITA EMMA
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