“A valuable resource for anyone with some economics training who wants to learn about the theory behind environmental benefit estimation. It is a landmark in environmental economics.”
—Glenn C. Blomquist, University of Kentucky

“A thorough overview of the rapidly growing literature . . . achieves a degree of synthesis that is unparalleled anywhere else in nonmarket valuation literature.”
—Land Economics

“An extremely valuable tool for teaching a graduate-level course in environmental economics. One of the greatest strengths of the book is that it can take difficult concepts and present them in an accessible way.”
—Raymond B. Palmquist, North Carolina State University