Landscape Economics

The book offers a comprehensive exploration of landscape economics, integrating various perspectives including aesthetic, psychological, social, and political dimensions. It critiques traditional economic methods, focusing on environmental valuation and the rationale behind discounting future values. The revised edition introduces fresh ideas, critiques of stated preference methods, and new evaluative techniques, particularly concerning price premiums for landscape-related products. This multifaceted approach enriches the understanding of the economic implications of landscapes, making it a significant resource in the field.