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University of Tennessee, Knoxville

2003

Agriculture

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An Analysis Of Consumer’S Willingness To Pay For Environmental Certified Hardwood Products, Meng Li May 2003

An Analysis Of Consumer’S Willingness To Pay For Environmental Certified Hardwood Products, Meng Li

Masters Theses

This study examines Tennessee and Pennsylvania consumers’ market participation for environmentally certified hardwood products (oak table, oak shelving board, oak chair), obtains potential premiums paid for selected hardwood products, determines the effects of scope of certification and demographics on premium amounts, and builds profiles of consumers who are willingness to pay the premium for certified hardwood products.

A pretest survey taken in Tennessee was used to construct premium ranges for the main field survey. Analysis of the main field survey conducted in rural and urban areas of Tennessee and Pennsylvania is based on the results of the logistic model, descriptive …


Volume 1, Number 3 (2003), Ut Institute Of Agriculture Jan 2003

Volume 1, Number 3 (2003), Ut Institute Of Agriculture

Tennessee Land, Life and Science Magazine

Issue Highlights:

  • Booming Biotechnology
  • Lessons in Leadership
  • New Options for Producers
  • Entering an Exciting New Era


Volume 1, Number 2 (2003), Ut Institute Of Agriculture Jan 2003

Volume 1, Number 2 (2003), Ut Institute Of Agriculture

Tennessee Land, Life and Science Magazine

Issue Highlights:

  • Insects as Teaching Tools
  • Helping Children Succeed
  • Honors Student Faces Bright Future
  • Reinventing the Family Farm


Volume 1, Number 1 (2003), Ut Institute Of Agriculture Jan 2003

Volume 1, Number 1 (2003), Ut Institute Of Agriculture

Tennessee Land, Life and Science Magazine

Issue Highlights:

  • Adding Value to Dogwoods
  • A Building to Advance Science
  • Teaching Lessons in Life
  • Towards a Brighter Forest Future