From the reviews: "In this book, Bockstael and McConnell concisely synthesis the economic principles that must be followed for revealed preference methods to yield valid welfare measures. ... This book provides that grounding in a clear and concise way. In addition, this book will be a major time saver to applied environmental economists attempting to do theoretically sound empirical work." (John Loomis, Environmental and Resource Economics, Vol. 42, 2009)

• Setting the Stage.- Welfare Economics for Price Changes.- The Concept of Weak Complementarity.- Implementing Weak Complementarity.- Measuring Welfare in Discrete Choice Models.- Hedonic Models of Heterogeneous Goods.- Hedonic Wage Analysis.- Public Goods in Household Production.- The Environment as an Input into Firms’ Production.- Some Broader Considerations.

From the reviews: "In this book, Bockstael and McConnell concisely synthesis the economic principles that must be followed for revealed preference methods to yield valid welfare measures. ... This book provides that grounding in a clear and concise way. In addition, this book will be a major time saver to applied environmental economists attempting to do theoretically sound empirical work." (John Loomis, Environmental and Resource Economics, Vol. 42, 2009)

• Setting the Stage.- Welfare Economics for Price Changes.- The Concept of Weak Complementarity.- Implementing Weak Complementarity.- Measuring Welfare in Discrete Choice Models.- Hedonic Models of Heterogeneous Goods.- Hedonic Wage Analysis.- Public Goods in Household Production.- The Environment as an Input into Firms’ Production.- Some Broader Considerations.

From the reviews: "In this book, Bockstael and McConnell concisely synthesis the economic principles that must be followed for revealed preference methods to yield valid welfare measures. ... This book provides that grounding in a clear and concise way. In addition, this book will be a major time saver to applied environmental economists attempting to do theoretically sound empirical work." (John Loomis, Environmental and Resource Economics, Vol. 42, 2009)

• Setting the Stage.- Welfare Economics for Price Changes.- The Concept of Weak Complementarity.- Implementing Weak Complementarity.- Measuring Welfare in Discrete Choice Models.- Hedonic Models of Heterogeneous Goods.- Hedonic Wage Analysis.- Public Goods in Household Production.- The Environment as an Input into Firms’ Production.- Some Broader Considerations.