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Hedonic pricing is a method used for environmental valuation that estimates the value of the environment by analyzing market prices of goods and services. For example, a home close to parks or schools may sell for a premium. Meanwhile, a home right on a major highway may sell for less. Hedonic pricing uses regression to see which factors matter the most and each’s relative importance.
The most abundant minerals and mineral groups in sand and slit of soils throughout the world is:
Powdery mildew of mango is caused by
Epipedon is a diagnostic
Particle density of majority of the soil is
Kranz anatomy is seen in ______plants.
When the activity of one gene is suppressed by the activity of a non-allelic gene, it is known as
Which among the following is a mycoherbicide
If the price of 1 unit of electricity is Rs 10 then calculate the cost of running a tractor of 20 HP having electric motor having 100% efficiency in 100...
Which among the following is an edible poded variety of garden peas of dual purpose?
Glyoxylate cycle occurs in