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Experimentos de elección en la priorización de políticas de gestión en Áreas Naturales Protegidas

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El objetivo de esta investigación es evaluar la estructura de preferencias sociales decuatro medidas de intervención en el Parque Nacional Molino de Flores (PNMF) de laRepública de México, agrupadas en (A) cobertura vegetal, (B) espacios para recreación,(C) restauración de edificios antiguos y (D) accesos y estacionamiento; para todos loscuales los usuarios manifiestan una elección que incide en su bienestar. La aproximaciónes principalmente empírica, y combina trabajo de campo, diseno experimental y técnicasde valoración ambiental. Mediante el método del experimento de elección se concluye quela implementación del programa de recuperación y conservación en el PNMF debepriorizar las mejoras en cobertura vegetal y restauración de edificios antiguos, debido aque estas intervenciones generan mayores beneficios sociales; para priorizar este tipo depolíticas de gestión se utilizó un modelo logit multinomial, el cual permitió estimar ladisponibilidad marginal a pagar por cada atributo.

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  • Juan Walter Tudela Mamani, 2010. "Experimentos de elección en la priorización de políticas de gestión en Áreas Naturales Protegidas," Revista Desarrollo y Sociedad, Universidad de los Andes,Facultad de Economía, CEDE, December.
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    Keywords

    experimentos de elección; diseño experimental; logit multinomial; disponibilidad marginal a pagar.;
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    • Q51 - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics - - Environmental Economics - - - Valuation of Environmental Effects

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