Document Type : Research Paper
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to measure the willingness to pay to avoid the harmful effects of carbon dioxide emissions in various regions in Iran based on Hedonic price during 2001 to 2012. For this purpose, having calculated the carbon dioxide emissions using a indirect method and then using the econometric GMM approach, the study estimates factors affecting the value of houses in different provinces. The double logarithmic form is used to estimate the implicit price or willingness to pay for environmental quality as one of the qualitative factors affecting the price of housing. Based on the results, in provinces of Iran, the differences in willingness to pay are significant Our conclusion is that household preferences in different regions against contamination are incongruent. Thus, it is necessary to use imbalanced pricing policies on emissions.
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