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Hedonic Methods in Housing Markets. Pricing Environmental Amenities and Segregation

Baranzini, Andrea  
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Ramirez, José V.
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2008

This book provides the most recent advances in and applications of the assessment of environmental amenities or nuisances, land use changes, discrimination and seggregation on the housing market. The emphasis is on problems, practices and innovative solutions, leading to improvements of the "hedonic price model", an economic valuation technique that analyses and quantifies the sources of rent or price differentials. Special applications are the assessment of noise and air pollution nuisances. Contributions by Laura Taylor, John Knight, Jean Cavailhès, Ghislain Geniaux and Claude Napoléone, Patrick Bajari and Matthew Kahn, David Wong, Jeffrey Zabel, Diane Hite, Patrick Bayer and Robert McMillan, and Bengt Kriström.

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book/monograph
ISBN

978-0-387-76814-4

DOI
10.1007/978-0-387-76815-1
Editors
Baranzini, Andrea  
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Ramirez, José V.
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Schaerer, Caroline  
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Thalmann, Philippe  
Date Issued

2008

Publisher

Springer

Publisher place

Heidelberg

Subjects

hedonic price model

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housing market

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environmental valuation

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discrimination

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seggregation

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PNR54

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February 6, 2008
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