Question
The Travel Cost Method (TCM) is a Revealed Preference
Method. What type of environmental good or service is it typically used to value, and what actual consumer expenditure is used as the proxy for price?Solution
Solution: The Travel Cost Method is used to estimate the demand for and the economic value of non-market environmental amenities, primarily recreational sites. Since there is no direct admission price, the TCM uses the expenditure on travel (fuel, accommodation, and the opportunity cost of time) as the varying price to establish the demand curve for the site's services.
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