Land Economics (the journal)

Land Economics (the journal)

Infobox Journal


discipline = Economics
abbreviation = Land
publisher = University of Wisconsin Press
country = USA
frequency = quarterly
history = 1925 - present
openaccess =
website = http://www.wisc.edu/wisconsinpress/journals/journals/le.html
ISSN = 0023-7639

The journal Land Economics (Land) is a peer-reviewed journal of dedicated to the study of land use, natural resources, public utilities, housing, and urban land issues. It is also considered to be one of the leading journals in the field of environmental economics. [cite web |url=http://www.env-econ.net/2008/01/top-journals-in.html |title=www.env-econ.net ]

Established in 1925 by the founder of the American Economic Association, Richard T. Ely at the University of Wisconsin, Land Economics specializes in publishing innovative, conceptual, and empirical research of direct relevance to economists. The journal offers international applied research on such topics as transportation, energy, urban and rural land use, housing, environmental quality, public utilities, and natural resources. The journal eschews highly technical theoretical articles and emphasizes applied and empirical research, clearly explained.

In addition to regular articles, Land Economics also publishes comments on articles previously published in the journal, along with replies from the original author. There are also book reviews for selected recently released books and a full list of books received.

For three decades, the editor of Land Economics has been Daniel W. Bromley [http://www.aae.wisc.edu/dbromley/] , the Anderson-Bascom Professor of Applied Economics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Bromley was selected as a Fellow of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economics in 2007.

Back issues of Land Economics beginning with volume 24 (1948) are available online at academic and public libraries and research institutions that subscribe to the JSTOR digital archive.

Growth in Citations

High-Impact Articles

The ISI Web of Knowledge allows the user to rank all articles in a specified journal according to the number of times they have been cited. For articles published in Land Economics between 1965 and 2007, the following table shows all papers with cumulative publications of at least forty, ranked by total number of citations as of 15 February 2008. Citations per year are also provided, since newer articles will not have as many cumulative citations.

RankTitle, Author(s), Vol. (No.), Pages, YearTotal CitesPer Year
1 "Recreation demand models with taste differences over people," Train KE, Vol. 74(2) 230-239, 1998 14513.18
2 "VALIDATION OF EMPIRICAL MEASURES OF WELFARE CHANGE - A COMPARISON OF NONMARKET TECHNIQUES," SELLER C, STOLL JR, CHAVAS JP, Vol. 61(2) 156-175, 1985 1315.46
3 "VALUING ENVIRONMENTAL COMMODITIES - SOME RECENT EXPERIMENTS," SCHULZE WD, DARGE RC, BROOKSHIRE DS, Vol. 57(2) 151-172, 1981 1214.32
4 "CONFIDENCE-INTERVALS FOR EVALUATING BENEFITS ESTIMATES FROM DICHOTOMOUS CHOICE CONTINGENT VALUATION STUDIES," PARK T, LOOMIS JB, CREEL M, Vol. 67(1) 64-73, 1991 1146.33
5 "HYPOTHETICAL SURVEYS AND REAL ECONOMIC COMMITMENTS," NEILL HR, CUMMINGS RG, GANDERTON PT, et al., Vol. 70(2) 145-154, 1994 1117.4
6 "PROPERTY-RIGHTS REGIMES AND NATURAL-RESOURCES - A CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS," SCHLAGER E, OSTROM E, Vol. 68(3) 249-262, 1992 1076.29
7 "MEASURING THE EXISTENCE VALUE OF WILDLIFE - WHAT DO CVM ESTIMATES REALLY SHOW," STEVENS TH, ECHEVERRIA J, GLASS RJ, et al., Vol. 67(4) 390-400, 1991 1066.24
8 "VALUING OPTION, EXISTENCE, AND BEQUEST DEMANDS FOR WILDERNESS," WALSH RG, LOOMIS JB, GILLMAN RA, Vol. 60(1) 14-29, 1984 1034.12
9 "A CRITICAL-REVIEW OF THE INDIVIDUAL QUOTA AS A DEVICE IN FISHERIES MANAGEMENT," COPES P, Vol. 62(3) 278-291, 1986 944.09
10 "PRICE ELASTICITIES FOR WATER - CASE OF INCREASING BLOCK RATES," BILLINGS RB, AGTHE DE, Vol. 56(1) 73-84, 1980 943.24
11 "VALUE OF TIME IN RECREATION BENEFIT STUDIES," CESARIO FJ, Vol. 52(1) 32-41, 1976 932.82
12 "Contingent valuation and revealed preference methodologies: Comparing the estimates for quasi-public goods," Carson RT, Flores NE, Martin KM, et al., Vol. 72(1) 80-99, 1996 927.08
13 "Which response format reveals the truth about donations to a public good?," Brown TC, Champ PA, Bishop RC, et al., Vol. 72(2) 152-166, 1996 917
14 "A NONPARAMETRIC APPROACH TO THE ESTIMATION OF WELFARE MEASURES IN DISCRETE RESPONSE VALUATION STUDIES," KRISTROM B, Vol. 66(2) 135-139, 1990 914.79
15 "ESTIMATING OPTION PRICES AND EXISTENCE VALUES FOR WILDLIFE RESOURCES," BROOKSHIRE DS, EUBANKS LS, RANDALL A, Vol. 59(1) 1-15, 1983 863.31
16 "FACTORS AFFECTING THE USE OF SOIL CONSERVATION PRACTICES - HYPOTHESES, EVIDENCE, AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS," ERVIN CA, ERVIN DE, Vol. 58(3) 277-292, 1982 843.11
17 "MICRO-NEIGHBORHOOD EXTERNALITIES AND HEDONIC HOUSING PRICES," LI MM, BROWN HJ, Vol. 56(2) 125-141, 1980 832.86
18 "Why do firms volunteer to exceed environmental regulations? Understanding participation in EPA's 33/50 program," Arora S, Cason TN, Vol. 72(4) 413-432, 1996 796.08
19 "OPTION VALUE - AN EXPOSITION AND EXTENSION," BISHOP RC, Vol. 58(1) 1-15, 1982 762.81
20 "COEVOLUTIONARY DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL," NORGAARD RB, Vol. 60(2) 160-173, 1984 753
21 "INFERENCE AND OPTIMAL-DESIGN FOR A WELFARE MEASURE IN DICHOTOMOUS CHOICE CONTINGENT VALUATION," DUFFIELD JW, PATTERSON DA, Vol. 67(2) 225-239, 1991 744.11
22 "TRANSFERABLE DISCHARGE PERMITS AND THE CONTROL OF STATIONARY SOURCE AIR-POLLUTION - A SURVEY AND SYNTHESIS," TIETENBERG TH, Vol. 56(4) 391-416, 1980 692.46
23 "DEFORESTATION AND THE RULE OF LAW IN A CROSS-SECTION OF COUNTRIES," DEACON RT, Vol. 70(4) 414-430, 1994 684.53
24 "URBAN RESIDENTIAL DEMAND FOR WATER IN THE UNITED-STATES," FOSTER HS, BEATTIE BR, Vol. 55(1) 43-58, 1979 672.23
25 "STARTING POINT BIAS IN CONTINGENT VALUATION BIDDING GAMES," BOYLE KJ, BISHOP RC, WELSH MP, Vol. 61(2) 188-194, 1985 652.71
26 "EFFECTS OF GREENBELTS ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY-VALUES - SOME FINDINGS ON POLITICAL-ECONOMY OF OPEN SPACE," CORRELL MR, LILLYDAHL JH, SINGELL LD, Vol. 54(2) 207-217, 1978 652.1
27 "COMBINING CONTINGENT VALUATION AND TRAVEL COST DATA FOR THE VALUATION OF NONMARKET GOODS," CAMERON TA, Vol. 68(3) 302-317, 1992 643.76
28 "Selecting biological reserves cost-effectively: An application to terrestrial vertebrate conservation in Oregon," Polasky S, Camm JD, Garber-Yonts B, Vol. 77(1) 68-78, 2001 637.88
29 "THE CONCEPT OF VALUE IN RESOURCE-ALLOCATION," BROWN TC, Vol. 60(3) 231-246, 1984 622.48
30 "THE OPPORTUNITY COST OF TRAVEL TIME IN RECREATION DEMAND MODELS," SMITH VK, DESVOUSGES WH, MCGIVNEY MP, Vol. 59(3) 259-278, 1983 612.35
31 "FARMLAND VALUES AT THE URBAN FRINGE - AN ANALYSIS OF SALE PRICES," CHICOINE DL, Vol. 57(3) 353-362, 1981 602.14
32 "INTERGENERATIONAL RESOURCE RIGHTS, EFFICIENCY, AND SOCIAL OPTIMALITY," HOWARTH RB, NORGAARD RB, Vol. 66(1) 1-11, 1990 593.11
33 "INFORMATION DISCLOSURE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES VALUATION," SAMPLES KC, DIXON JA, GOWEN MM, Vol. 62(3) 306-312, 1986 562.43
34 "THE SPECIFICATION OF HEDONIC INDEXES FOR URBAN HOUSING," BUTLER RV, Vol. 58(1) 96-108, 1982 562.07
35 "THE ROBUSTNESS OF HEDONIC PRICE ESTIMATION - URBAN AIR-QUALITY," GRAVES P, MURDOCH JC, THAYER MA, et al., Vol. 64(3) 220-233, 1988 542.57
36 "VALUING A FISHING DAY - AN APPLICATION OF A SYSTEMATIC VARYING PARAMETER MODEL," VAUGHAN WJ, RUSSELL CS, Vol. 58(4) 450-461, 1982 542
37 "Patterns of behavior in endangered species preservation," Metrick A, Weitzman ML, Vol. 72(1) 1-16, 1996 524
38 "THE CAUSES OF LAND DEGRADATION ALONG SPONTANEOUSLY EXPANDING AGRICULTURAL FRONTIERS IN THE THIRD-WORLD," SOUTHGATE D, Vol. 66(1) 93-101, 1990 522.74
39 "EXPLICIT MODEL OF INTRA-METROPOLITAN MOBILITY," HANUSHEK EA, QUIGLEY JM, Vol. 54(4) 411-429, 1978 521.68
40 "Differences between continuous and discrete contingent value estimates," Ready RC, Buzby JC, Hu DY, Vol. 72(3) 397-411, 1996 513.92
41 "LEAST-COST FOREST CARBON RESERVES - COST-EFFECTIVE SUBSIDIES TO CONVERT MARGINAL AGRICULTURAL LAND TO FORESTS," PARKS PJ, HARDIE IW, Vol. 71(1) 122-136, 1995 513.64
42 "Modeling response incentive effects in dichotomous choice contingent valuation data," Alberini A, Kanninen B, Carson RT, Vol. 73(3) 309-324, 1997 504.17
43 "THE DETERMINANTS OF RESIDENTIAL LAND VALUES," BRIGHAM EF, Vol. 41(4) 325-334, 1965 501.14
44 "THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL-REGULATION ON INDUSTRY LOCATION DECISIONS - THE MOTOR-VEHICLE INDUSTRY," MCCONNELL VD, SCHWAB RM, Vol. 66(1) 67-81, 1990 492.58
45 "THE ECONOMICS OF FISHERIES LAW-ENFORCEMENT," SUTINEN JG, ANDERSEN P, Vol. 61(4) 387-397, 1985 492.04
46 "The effects of open space on residential property values," Irwin EG, Vol. 78(4) 465-480, 2002 488
47 "THE URBANIZATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND - A REVIEW OF THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LANDS STUDY," FISCHEL WA, Vol. 58(2) 236-259, 1982 481.78
48 "SPATIAL LIMITS OF THE TRAVEL COST RECREATIONAL DEMAND MODEL," SMITH VK, KOPP RJ, Vol. 56(1) 64-72, 1980 471.62
49 "CONGESTION AND WILLINGNESS TO PAY - STUDY OF BEACH USE," MCCONNELL KE, Vol. 53(2) 185-195, 1977 471.47
50 "RANDOMLY DRAWN OPPORTUNITY SETS IN A RANDOM UTILITY MODEL OF LAKE RECREATION," PARSONS GR, KEALY MJ, Vol. 68(1) 93-106, 1992 462.71
51 "GROWTH CONTROLS AND LAND VALUES IN AN OPEN CITY," BRUECKNER JK, Vol. 66(3) 237-248, 1990 452.37
52 "ALTERNATIVE MEASURES OF SCHOOL SEGREGATION," ZOLOTH BS, Vol. 52(3) 278-298, 1976 451.36
53 "PROGRAMMED SOLUTION FOR APPROXIMATING AN OPTIMUM RETAIL LOCATION," HUFF DL, Vol. 42(3) 293-303, 1966 451.05
54 "VALUING ENVIRONMENTAL FUNCTIONS - TROPICAL WETLANDS," BARBIER EB, Vol. 70(2) 155-173, 1994 442.93
55 "EXPANDING CONTINGENT VALUE SAMPLE ESTIMATES TO AGGREGATE BENEFIT ESTIMATES - CURRENT PRACTICES AND PROPOSED SOLUTIONS," LOOMIS JB, Vol. 63(4) 396-402, 1987 442.1
56 "EVIDENCE OF FISCAL DIFFERENTIALS AND INTRAMETROPOLITAN FIRM RELOCATION," WASYLENKO MJ, Vol. 56(3) 339-349, 1980 441.52
57 "MODEL ON MUNICIPAL WATER DEMAND - CASE STUDY OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS," WONG ST, Vol. 48(1) 34-44, 1972 441.19
58 "EFFECTS OF RACE AND OF OTHER DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS ON VALUES OF SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES," BAILEY MJ, Vol. 42(2) 215-220, 1966 441.02
59 "OPTIMAL EXPERIMENTAL-DESIGN FOR DOUBLE-BOUNDED DICHOTOMOUS CHOICE CONTINGENT VALUATION," KANNINEN BJ, Vol. 69(2) 138-146, 1993 432.69
60 "NONMARKET VALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES - AN INTERPRETIVE APPRAISAL," SMITH VK, Vol. 69(1) 1-26, 1993 432.69
61 "INTERVAL ESTIMATES OF NONMARKET RESOURCE VALUES FROM REFERENDUM CONTINGENT VALUATION SURVEYS," CAMERON TA, Vol. 67(4) 413-421, 1991 432.53
62 "THE EFFECTS OF LAND-USE CONSTRAINTS ON HOUSING PRICES," POLLAKOWSKI HO, WACHTER SM, Vol. 66(3) 315-324, 1990 432.26
63 "CONSERVATION TILLAGE - THE ROLE OF FARM AND OPERATOR CHARACTERISTICS AND THE PERCEPTION OF SOIL-EROSION," GOULD BW, SAUPE WE, KLEMME RM, Vol. 65(2) 167-182, 1989 432.15
64 "OVERLOOKED BIASES IN CONTINGENT VALUATION SURVEYS - SOME CONSIDERATIONS," EDWARDS SF, ANDERSON GD, Vol. 63(2) 168-178, 1987 431.95
65 "COST OF RENTING VERSUS OWNING A HOME," SHELTON JP, Vol. 44(1) 59-72, 1968 431.05
66 "The value of biodiversity: Markets, society, and ecosystems," Gowdy JM, Vol. 73(1) 25-41, 1997 423.5
67 "DO REMINDERS OF SUBSTITUTES AND BUDGET CONSTRAINTS INFLUENCE CONTINGENT VALUATION ESTIMATES," LOOMIS J, GONZALEZCABAN A, GREGORY R, Vol. 70(4) 499-506, 1994 422.8
68 "THE EFFECT OF COMMON SOURCES OF REGRESSION ERROR ON BENEFIT ESTIMATES," BOCKSTAEL NE, STRAND IE, Vol. 63(1) 11-20, 1987 421.91
69 "Improving validity experiments of contingent valuation methods: Results of efforts to reduce the disparity of hypothetical and actual willingness to pay," Loomis J, Brown T, Lucero B, et al., Vol. 72(4) 450-461, 1996 413.15
70 "ACCURACY IN VALUATION IS A MATTER OF DEGREE," KEALY MJ, DOVIDIO JF, ROCKEL ML, Vol. 64(2) 158-171, 1988 411.95
71 "EFFECT OF DISTANCE ON THE PRESERVATION VALUE OF WATER-QUALITY," SUTHERLAND RJ, WALSH RG, Vol. 61(3) 281-291, 1985 411.71
72 "EXTERNALITIES OF NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS - EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION," WEICHER JC, ZERBST RH, Vol. 49(1) 99-105, 1973 411.14
73 "Valuing urban wetlands: A property price approach," Mahan BL, Polasky S, Adams RM, Vol. 76(1) 100-113, 2000 404.44
74 "Valuing public goods: Discrete versus continuous contingent-valuation responses," Boyle KJ, Johnson FR, McCollum DW, et al., Vol. 72(3) 381-396, 1996 403.08
75 "A DISCRETE-CONTINUOUS CHOICE APPROACH TO RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND UNDER BLOCK RATE PRICING," HEWITT JA, HANEMANN WM, Vol. 71(2) 173-192, 1995 402.86
76 "MEASURING THE BENEFITS OF AMENITY IMPROVEMENTS IN HEDONIC PRICE MODELS," BARTIK TJ, Vol. 64(2) 172-183, 1988 401.9
77 "THE SIGN AND SIZE OF OPTION VALUE," FREEMAN AM, Vol. 60(1) 1-13, 1984 401.6
78 "SOME EVIDENCE ON DISTRIBUTION OF AIR-QUALITY," ASCH P, SENECA JJ, Vol. 54(3) 278-297, 1978 401.29

References

External links

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