Multiple Choice
Calculating the difference in price between the average home near a lake and the average home in the area not by the lake leads to
A) a price on nonmarket goods.
B) the hedonic value of the lake.
C) a way to calculate the aesthetic value of the environment.
D) All of the above
Correct Answer:
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