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October 12 and 13, 2000 |
| Doubletree Hotel, Embassy Row, Washington, DC |
This two day workshop sponsored by EPA's National Center for Environmental Research (NCER) and EPA's National Center for Environmental Economics (NCEE) explored the current state of stated preference research - taking stock of how the field has advanced since the NOAA panel and discussing the direction future research should take in order to help inform policy decisions. The workshop consisted of three sessions (theory and design, validity, and applications - health and ecosystems) followed by a panel discussion, "The NOAA Panel and the Seven Year Itch."
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| Contact Person: Kelly Brown (brown.kelly@epa.gov), Matt Clark (clark.matthew@epa.gov), Julie Hewitt (hewitt.julie@epa.gov), or Nicole Owens (owens.nicole@epa.gov). |
| Proceedings |
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