Publications

Search our bibliography using the filters on the right-hand side.

Displaying 151 through 187 of 187 publications.

Johnson FR, Ozdemir F, Mansfield CA, Hass S, Miller DP, Siegel CA, Sands BE. Crohn's disease patients' benefit-risk preferences: serious adverse event risks versus treatment efficacy. Gastroenterology. 2007 Sep;133(3):769-79.

Mansfield CA. I've done my first conjoint—What can I do next? Presented at the Conjoint Analysis in Health Conference; August 2007. Chapel Hill, NC.

Mansfield CA. Measuring damages: stated preference conjoint surveys. Presented at the US Department of Interior Natural Resource Damage Assessment Restoration Program National Workshop; April 2007. Phoenix, AZ.

Mansfield CA, Pattanayak SK. Getting started. In: Valuing environmental amenities using choice experiments: a common sense guide to theory and practice. Dordrecht: The Netherlands. Springer; 2007.

Mansfield CA, Johnson FR, Van Houtven GL. The missing piece: valuing averting behavior for children's ozone exposures. Resour Energy Econ. 2006 Aug;28(3):215-28.

Smith V, Mansfield CA. Valuing airline security: an analysis of the manpads program. Presented at the Workshop on Benefit Methodologies for Homeland Security Analysis; June 2006. Washington, DC.

Johnson FR, Manjunath R, Mansfield CA, Clayton LJ, Hoerger TJ, Zhang P. High-risk individuals' willingness to pay for diabetes risk-reduction programs. Diabetes Care. 2006 Jun;29(6):1351-6.

Mansfield CA. Is the AQI causing changes in the public's behavior? Presented at the Environmental Protection Agency National Air Quality Conference; February 2006. San Antonio, TX.

Mansfield CA, Pattanayak SK, McDow W, MacDonald R, Halpin P. Shades of green: measuring the value of urban forests in the housing market. J Forest Econ. 2005 Dec;11(3):177-99. doi: 10.1016/j.jfe.2005.08.002

Mansfield CA, Van Houtven GL, Johnson FR, Yang J. Do parents respond to ozone conditions? A comparison of children who have asthma and those who do not. Presented at the Environmental Protection Agency Science Forum; May 2005. Washington, DC.

Johnson FR, Mansfield CA, Yang J. Noise, congestion, pollution, and great scenery: visitor preferences for winter management options at yellowstone national park. Presented at the W1133 Meetings; February 2005. Salt Lake City, UT.

Mansfield CA, Van Houtven GL, Johnson FR, Yang J. Parental averting behavior with respect to ozone alerts. Presented at the University of Massachusetts - Amherst; April 2004. Amherst, MA. Previously presented at the American Economic Association/Allied Social Science Association.

Mansfield CA, Johnson FR, Van Houtven GL. Behavioral reactions to ozone alerts. Presented at the Southern Economic Association Meetings; April 2004. New Orleans, LA. Previously presented at the University of Massachusetts.

Van Houtven GL, Johnson FR, Mansfield CA, Yang J. Parental averting behavior with respect to ozone alerts. Presented at the American Economic Association/Allied Social Science Association; January 2004. San Diego, CA.

Mansfield CA, Hubbell B. The cost of asthma: cost of illness estimates of acute asthma episodes. Presented at the Second World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists; June 2002. Monterey, CA.

Mansfield CA, Pattanayak SK, McDow W, McDonald R, Halpin P. Shades of green: measuring the value of urban forests in the housing market. Presented at the Second World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists; June 2002. Monterey, CA.

Mansfield CA, Smith VK. Tradeoff at the trough: tMDLs and the evolving status of water quality policy. In: List J, de Zeeuw A, editors. Recent advances in environmental economics. Cheltenhen: United Kingdom. Edward Elgar; 2002.

Mansfield CA, Pattanayak S. Shades of green: relative values of private, neighborhood, and public forests. Presented at the Annual Convention of Allied Social Science Associations; January 2002. Atlanta, GA.

Mansfield CA, Van Houtven GL, Huber J. Compensating for public harms: why public goods are preferred to money. Land Econ. 2002;78(3):368-89.

Cassingham K, Sills E, Pattanayak SK, Mansfield CA. Spatial assessment of a voluntary forest conservation program in North Carolina. In: Teeter L, Cashore BB, Zhang D, editors. Forest policy for private forestry: global and regional challenges. New York: United States. CABI International; 2002. p.129-41.

Cassingham KM, Sills EO, Pattanayak SK, Mansfield CA. Voluntary conservation of North Carolina's natural heritage. J For. 2002;100(5):16-23.

Mansfield CA, Van Houtven G, Huber J. The efficiency of political mechanisms for siting nuisance facilities: are opponents more likely to participate than supporters? J Real Estate Financ Econ. 2001;22(2/3):141-62.

Mansfield CA, Van Houtven GL, Huber J. Measuring the value of environmental degradations based on willingness to accept compensation: can it be measured? Will it be accepted? Presented at the Environmental Protection Agency Stated Preference Conference; October 2000. Washington, DC.

Mansfield CA, Pattanayak S. Preserving significant natural heritage areas: economics or ecology? Presented at the Annual Convention of Allied Social Science Associations; January 2000.

Mansfield CA, Smith VK. Trade-offs at the trough: balancing costs and benefits. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Economic Association; November 1999.

Smith VK, Schwabe KA, Mansfield CA. Does nature limit environmental federalism. In: Panagariya A, Portney P, Schwab R, editors. Environmental and public economics: essays in honor of Wallace E. Oates. Cheltenham: United Kingdom. Edward Elgar; 1999.

Mansfield CA. Despairing over disparities: an empirical analysis of the relationship between willingness-to-pay and willingness-to-accept. Environ Resour Econ (Dordr). 1999;13(2):219-34.

Mansfield CA, Pattanayak S. Preserving environmentally sensitive land: the effectiveness of nonprofit land trusts. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Economic Association; November 1998.

Mansfield CA, Van Houtven G, Huber J. Facility siting: identifying the squeaky wheel. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Economic Association; November 1998.

Smith VK, Mansfield CA. Buying time: real and hypothetical offers. J Environ Econ Manage. 1998;36(3):209-24.

Mansfield CA. Willingness-to-accept: can it be measured? Presented at the University of California—Santa Barbara School of Environmental Management; January 1998.

Mansfield CA. A consistent method for calibrating contingent value survey data. South Econ J. 1998;64(3):665-81.

Smith VK, Mansfield CA. Buying time: real and hypothetical offers. Presented at the Economic Association Annual Meeting; November 1997.

Mansfield CA. Guilt by association: compensation and the bribery effect. Presented at the Research Transformations in Environmental Economics: Policy Design in; May 1997. NC.

Mansfield CA, Van Houtven G, Huber J. Eliciting willingness-to-accept using public goods as compensation. Presented at the Meeting of Awardees from 1995 National Science Foundation/Environmental Protection Agency Partnership for Environmental Research; April 1997. Previously presented at the Wake Forest Department of Economics Seminar Series.

Mansfield CA. Eliciting willingness-to-accept using public goods as compensation. Presented at the Wake Forest Department of Economics Seminar Series; March 1997.

Mansfield CA. Despairing over disparities: an empirical analysis of the relationship between willingness-to pay and willingness-to-accept. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the European Association of Resource and Environmental Economists; June 1996.