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Estimating preferences for controlling beach erosion in Sicily

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Title Estimating preferences for controlling beach erosion in Sicily
 
Creator De Salvo, Maria; Università di Catania
Signorello, Giovanni; Università di Catania
Cucuzza, Giuseppe; Università di Catania
Begalli, Diego; Università di Verona
Agnoli, Lara; Burgundi School of Business
 
Description This study applied discrete-choice experiments to estimate preferences for a program aimed at reducing the retreatment of the sandy beach at “Lido di Noto”, a renowned Sicilian bathing resort close to Noto (Italy). Econometric analysis of data was based on Multinomial Logit (MNL), Latent Class (LC) and Mixed Logit (MXL) models. Findings shown that users appreciated the advancement of the current coastline through nourishment, and negatively perceived the construction of emerged sea barriers. MXL and LC models revealed that preferences were heterogeneous.
 
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Date 2018-09-21
 
Type info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Identifier http://www.fupress.net/index.php/ceset/article/view/23739
http://www.fupress.net/index.php/ceset/article/download/23739/21546
10.13128/Aestimum-23739
 
Source Aestimum; Aestimum 72 (2018); 27-38
Aestimum; Aestimum 72 (2018); 27-38
1724-2118
1592-6117
 
Language eng
 
Relation 10.13128/Aestimum-23739
 
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