Asking someone to quantify how much he or she would benefit from a new highway is...
Asking someone to quantify how much he or she would benefit from a new highway is an example of:
a.contingent valuation.
b.revealed preference valuation.
c.cost–benefit analysis.
d.social discounting.
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