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Compounding

Ching-cheng Chang

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Learning objectives To provide a basis for understanding why, and under what circumstances, society is willing to pay for climate information. To assess and express the value of climate information in terms of a variety of socio-economic value systems To understand what a cost-benefit analysis can and can not accomplish To define data requirements and identify partners and audiences for specific techniques for assessing the net value of climate information. Keywords and phrases Cost-benefit analysis Social benefit and costs Opportunity cost Willingness to Pay (WTP)

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APA 7

Chang, C.-C. (2015). Compounding.

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Chang, Ching-cheng. “Compounding.” 2015.

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Chang, Ching-cheng. 2015. “Compounding.”

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Chang, C.-C. (2015) ‘Compounding’.

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@article{chang2015compounding,
  title = {{Compounding}},
  author = {Chang, Ching-cheng},
  year = {2015}
}

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