bu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823davaran num 10davaran num 1000862FAJournal Article20140923https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_862_5ec91aac30eae62f4140325d09b9afd0.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823The Effect of Monetary and Non Monetary Shocks on Inflation and Output in Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Model in Open Economy Condition: Case Study of Iran EconomyThe Effect of Monetary and Non Monetary Shocks on Inflation and Output in Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Model in Open Economy Condition: Case Study of Iran Economy132819FAAhmadJafari SamimiAmir MansoorTehranghianIlnazEbrahimiRozbehBalonezhad Noori0000-0002-9355-2554Journal Article20130929The aim of this paper is evaliuation effect of monetary and non monetary shocks in Iran economy through New Keynesian Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Modelling in Open Economy condition. For this purpose, parameters of the model are calibrated (1352-1390). In this Model, respect to Iran economy traits, Oil income has been including in separate sector. Also, for more coincidence of model with real word and respect to importance and role of stickiness in affect of output from nominal variable, price stickiness has been including in model and response of economic variable investigated when monetary, oil income and technology shocks was occurred. The results from investigate of impulse response functions shows that in Iran, preliminary effect of monetary, government expenditure and oil income shocks on non oil output and inflation is positive but the effect of technology shock on inflation is negative and on output is positive. Monetary and fiscal discipline, reduction connection between oil revenue and monetary base are recommendation policy of this paper.The aim of this paper is evaliuation effect of monetary and non monetary shocks in Iran economy through New Keynesian Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Modelling in Open Economy condition. For this purpose, parameters of the model are calibrated (1352-1390). In this Model, respect to Iran economy traits, Oil income has been including in separate sector. Also, for more coincidence of model with real word and respect to importance and role of stickiness in affect of output from nominal variable, price stickiness has been including in model and response of economic variable investigated when monetary, oil income and technology shocks was occurred. The results from investigate of impulse response functions shows that in Iran, preliminary effect of monetary, government expenditure and oil income shocks on non oil output and inflation is positive but the effect of technology shock on inflation is negative and on output is positive. Monetary and fiscal discipline, reduction connection between oil revenue and monetary base are recommendation policy of this paper.https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_819_3b5dca501ee1e6d8cd7b905f4e1bf723.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823An Investigation of the Relationship between Growth and Pollution in the Framework of a Generalized Endogenous Growth Model: A Calibrated Model for Iranian EconomyAn Investigation of the Relationship between Growth and Pollution in the Framework of a Generalized Endogenous Growth Model: A Calibrated Model for Iranian Economy3358820FAJavadHaratiKarimEslamloeeianGholam AliSharzaeeTaktomAminiJournal Article20131003The main objective of this article is calibration of an augmented endogenous growth model for Iranian economy. For this purpose, clean technology diffusion assumption is added to augmenting the endogenous growth model to open economy. Optimal control theory used to analytically solving the model and the necessary conditions to place the economy on the sustainable growth path is derived. On this basis, the development sustainability condition is pollution does not increase along with economic growth. In order to empirically test of the model, it has been calibrated with using data and parameter values corresponding to the Iranian economy. The effects of relative risk aversion coefficient, environmental consciousness preferences of producers, environmental consciousness preferences of consumers and clean technology diffusion has been investigated on the growth rate of key variables on the steady state. The results show that the relationship between economic growth and pollution on the steady state growth, and hence sustainable development status, can vary depending on the coefficient of relative risk aversion. So that for small values of relative risk aversion coefficient, along with economic growth the pollution increase and for larger values of that parameter, pollution will decrease along with economic growth. The sensitivity analysis shows that the environmental consciousness preferences of producers and environmental consciousness preferences of consumers have the most positive impact on the stock of pollution. Moreover, the parameter of clean technology diffusion has a significant impact on emissions of pollutants and pollution intensity in Iranian economy. This result is important from the standpoint of policy and planning to achieve sustainable development.The main objective of this article is calibration of an augmented endogenous growth model for Iranian economy. For this purpose, clean technology diffusion assumption is added to augmenting the endogenous growth model to open economy. Optimal control theory used to analytically solving the model and the necessary conditions to place the economy on the sustainable growth path is derived. On this basis, the development sustainability condition is pollution does not increase along with economic growth. In order to empirically test of the model, it has been calibrated with using data and parameter values corresponding to the Iranian economy. The effects of relative risk aversion coefficient, environmental consciousness preferences of producers, environmental consciousness preferences of consumers and clean technology diffusion has been investigated on the growth rate of key variables on the steady state. The results show that the relationship between economic growth and pollution on the steady state growth, and hence sustainable development status, can vary depending on the coefficient of relative risk aversion. So that for small values of relative risk aversion coefficient, along with economic growth the pollution increase and for larger values of that parameter, pollution will decrease along with economic growth. The sensitivity analysis shows that the environmental consciousness preferences of producers and environmental consciousness preferences of consumers have the most positive impact on the stock of pollution. Moreover, the parameter of clean technology diffusion has a significant impact on emissions of pollutants and pollution intensity in Iranian economy. This result is important from the standpoint of policy and planning to achieve sustainable development.https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_820_e2a2dcc36a08a345332c751b2f2e476c.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823Determinants of carbon dioxide emissions by urban households: Heckman Two-Stage ApproachDeterminants of carbon dioxide emissions by urban households: Heckman Two-Stage Approach5982821FAParvizMohammadzadehAkramAkbariJournal Article20131117Growth in urban populations causes extension of economic activity and increases energy consumption that lead to increases in the types of greenhouse gas emissions (especially CO<sub>2</sub>). Thus, Carbon dioxide emissions may create significant social harm because of global warming and risks of climate change. In this paper, we attempt to quantify the carbon dioxide emissions associated with home heating, and household electricity usage and transportation (annual consumption of gasoline by households who own cars) in different cities across the country by using pooling data and Heckman two stage approach. For this purpose, we have used the data of cost-income for 14000 urban households in the year 1388. <br />The results of estimation equations related to home heating, household electricity usage and transportation indicate that income has a positive and significant effect on consumption of three types of energy. Also, there are positive association between CO<sub>2</sub> emissions and income, Household Size and Age of Household Head.Growth in urban populations causes extension of economic activity and increases energy consumption that lead to increases in the types of greenhouse gas emissions (especially CO<sub>2</sub>). Thus, Carbon dioxide emissions may create significant social harm because of global warming and risks of climate change. In this paper, we attempt to quantify the carbon dioxide emissions associated with home heating, and household electricity usage and transportation (annual consumption of gasoline by households who own cars) in different cities across the country by using pooling data and Heckman two stage approach. For this purpose, we have used the data of cost-income for 14000 urban households in the year 1388. <br />The results of estimation equations related to home heating, household electricity usage and transportation indicate that income has a positive and significant effect on consumption of three types of energy. Also, there are positive association between CO<sub>2</sub> emissions and income, Household Size and Age of Household Head.https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_821_4558dbb6f6f8bb2e16d03b85bde76e2c.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823The Effects of Internal R&D and Technology Import on the Export of Food and Drink Materials in IranThe Effects of Internal R&D and Technology Import on the Export of Food and Drink Materials in Iran83106822FABehzadSalmaniHassanAbdiJournal Article20130621With regard to the significance and high proportion of food and the drink materials' export in industrials' export basket and their impact on balanced economic growth in Iran, it is essential that effective factors on the export of such products be investigated. The main purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of technology import and internal R&D on the export of food and drink materials industries in Iran, using a panel data over the period 2000-2007. The empirical results show that R&D, technology import, human capital, manufacturing product and real exchange rate have positive and significant effects on the export of food and drink materials. In addition, the domestic demand of manufacturing goods and price index of export goods have negative and significant impact on the export of these products. With regard to the significance and high proportion of food and the drink materials' export in industrials' export basket and their impact on balanced economic growth in Iran, it is essential that effective factors on the export of such products be investigated. The main purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of technology import and internal R&D on the export of food and drink materials industries in Iran, using a panel data over the period 2000-2007. The empirical results show that R&D, technology import, human capital, manufacturing product and real exchange rate have positive and significant effects on the export of food and drink materials. In addition, the domestic demand of manufacturing goods and price index of export goods have negative and significant impact on the export of these products. https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_822_afda332245e2af431fb7b672a68b659d.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823Oil Price Volatility and Sustainable Economic Growth: a Case Study of Iran and JapanOil Price Volatility and Sustainable Economic Growth: a Case Study of Iran and Japan107125823FANaderMehrghanUoonesSalmaniJournal Article20131221 <br />The achievement to the sustainable economic growth with stabilize volatility is the main objectives of economic policy makers in various countries. Because of continuously oil prices change, which interpreted as shock, the importance of this issue is more prominent in countries associated with international oil markets. Beneficiaries and incur losses countries from future oil price shocks are quite randomly, due to the random nature of the most of them. While, the economy of both importing and oil exporting countries will be admittedly hurt by crude oil price volatility. In present study, oil price volatility is modeling with ARCH family models and so the effect of oil price volatility on Sustainable Economic Growth in Iran and Japan economic is investigated using Markov Switching models. <br />Results of modeling of the volatility show that the role of oil price shocks in development of price volatility is asymmetric. Also the base of Markov Switching models, the hurt of oil price volatility on economic growth of Iran is more than Japan by three regimes. As oil price volatility is one of the causes of low economic growth and, the existence of the oil price volatility, achieve to the sustainable economic growth for the economy of Iran is very difficult. The oil prices volatility, against, just prevents the Japanese economy to achieves the high economic growth. So that the existence of the oil price volatility, the Japanese economy is able to promote sustainable economic growth to the average economic growth state and probability of switching of its status to status of lower economic growth is very low. <br />The achievement to the sustainable economic growth with stabilize volatility is the main objectives of economic policy makers in various countries. Because of continuously oil prices change, which interpreted as shock, the importance of this issue is more prominent in countries associated with international oil markets. Beneficiaries and incur losses countries from future oil price shocks are quite randomly, due to the random nature of the most of them. While, the economy of both importing and oil exporting countries will be admittedly hurt by crude oil price volatility. In present study, oil price volatility is modeling with ARCH family models and so the effect of oil price volatility on Sustainable Economic Growth in Iran and Japan economic is investigated using Markov Switching models. <br />Results of modeling of the volatility show that the role of oil price shocks in development of price volatility is asymmetric. Also the base of Markov Switching models, the hurt of oil price volatility on economic growth of Iran is more than Japan by three regimes. As oil price volatility is one of the causes of low economic growth and, the existence of the oil price volatility, achieve to the sustainable economic growth for the economy of Iran is very difficult. The oil prices volatility, against, just prevents the Japanese economy to achieves the high economic growth. So that the existence of the oil price volatility, the Japanese economy is able to promote sustainable economic growth to the average economic growth state and probability of switching of its status to status of lower economic growth is very low.https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_823_632cee946db83e7a52ce5e8d6f0fed35.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823Energy consumption, Electricity consumption and Human Development in Iran: A Bounds Test ApproachEnergy consumption, Electricity consumption and Human Development in Iran: A Bounds Test Approach127144824FAMohammad HassanFotros0000-0001-6859-5854EsmaeelTorkamani0000-0002-3349-599XJournal Article20121210Studies on the relationship between energy consumption and economic growth have mostly used per capita gross domestic product or GDP to measure economic growth. Such an approach cannot explain the increase in economic development and human development. This paper uses ARDL method and Bound tests to examine the relationship between per capita energy consumption, per capita electricity consumption and human development as a proxy of human well-being for period 1971 to 2011 in Iran. Results indicate that per capita consumption of energy in the short-term and in the long-term have a negative impact on the human development index. Per capita electricity consumption has a significant positive impact on human development in the short-term and in the long-term. Results also show that in the long-term, the impact of per capita electricity consumption is about two times the impact of energy consumption. Results of causality tests show a two-way causality relationship between energy consumption and human development and, a two-way causality relationship between electricity consumption and human development in the long-term.Studies on the relationship between energy consumption and economic growth have mostly used per capita gross domestic product or GDP to measure economic growth. Such an approach cannot explain the increase in economic development and human development. This paper uses ARDL method and Bound tests to examine the relationship between per capita energy consumption, per capita electricity consumption and human development as a proxy of human well-being for period 1971 to 2011 in Iran. Results indicate that per capita consumption of energy in the short-term and in the long-term have a negative impact on the human development index. Per capita electricity consumption has a significant positive impact on human development in the short-term and in the long-term. Results also show that in the long-term, the impact of per capita electricity consumption is about two times the impact of energy consumption. Results of causality tests show a two-way causality relationship between energy consumption and human development and, a two-way causality relationship between electricity consumption and human development in the long-term.https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_824_677e09724f0e2df9b6c000b75b5da10d.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823Structural decomposition analysis of Iran emission: Input – Output ApproachesStructural decomposition analysis of Iran emission: Input – Output Approaches145175825FAZeyneeSadeghiHamid RezaHorriAzadehMohammad MirzaeeJournal Article20130829In this paper is tried to analyze emission decomposition of to three effects include Leontief Structure ( ), Final Demand Effect ( ) and Emission Intensity Effect ( ) by using of structural decomposition analysis ( ).Then, we compare three such methods analytically and empirically through decomposing changes in Iran’s emissions. ’s method is consisted of Lasppeyres and Divisa family. this paper is used of 1986-1991 and 2001-2006 tables for estimating methods. this study is also used RAS method for gaining inside-sector exchanges matrix, to assimilate 2001-2006 tables. The results show that three above effects in-group participate increasing emission (in both comparison of 1986-1991 and 2001-2006). Whereas the sub-categories results for three methods (MRCI, LMDI-I and LMDI-II) are close to each other in 1986-1991. But above results are not true for 2001-2006In this paper is tried to analyze emission decomposition of to three effects include Leontief Structure ( ), Final Demand Effect ( ) and Emission Intensity Effect ( ) by using of structural decomposition analysis ( ).Then, we compare three such methods analytically and empirically through decomposing changes in Iran’s emissions. ’s method is consisted of Lasppeyres and Divisa family. this paper is used of 1986-1991 and 2001-2006 tables for estimating methods. this study is also used RAS method for gaining inside-sector exchanges matrix, to assimilate 2001-2006 tables. The results show that three above effects in-group participate increasing emission (in both comparison of 1986-1991 and 2001-2006). Whereas the sub-categories results for three methods (MRCI, LMDI-I and LMDI-II) are close to each other in 1986-1991. But above results are not true for 2001-2006https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_825_d554f7bb7be44a7267068a7df88ddd20.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823The intergenerational analysis of urban household expenditure by using the Pseudo panelThe intergenerational analysis of urban household expenditure by using the Pseudo panel177199826FAHosseinRaghfarMitraBabapoorJournal Article20140118In this paper, the behavior of households’ consumption expenditures is investigated in the life cycle model as one of the determinant factors of welfare. For this purpose, consumption expenditures were decomposed into age, cohort and time effects by using Deaton (1997) model. The main focus of this model is to explain the intergenerational behavior of consumption. Survey of long-term consumption expenditure through comparison of different generations represents valuable information about quality of individual and household's life during time. <br />This objective is fulfilled by constructing pseudo panel that combines twenty nine years of cross-sectional Household Expenditures and Income Surveys from 1984 to 2012. The pseudo panel is constructed with cohorts which are limited to those born between 1926 and 1980. Furthermore, unemployment rate will be reviewed as one of the factors that affect people's expenditures. High unemployment rate and vague perspective of labor market among youth and new generations makes this review much more important. <br />Results indicate that consumption expenditures of the younger cohorts relative to their predecessors at the same age increased, but the increasing rate is decreasing. The age effects results indicate that expenditures rise until age 50 and after that are relatively flat until age 60 and then declining gently. The year effects show that life cycle expenditure is consistent with economic changes during different years in Iran. <br />The results of unemployment rate show that between age 25 and 37 the unemployment rate is falling, and after that it is nearly constant. The results of cohort effects also suggest that in similar ages, there is no significant differences in the unemployment rate of those born between 1926 and 1970 but the cohort effects are rising for cohorts born after 1971. <br /> In this paper, the behavior of households’ consumption expenditures is investigated in the life cycle model as one of the determinant factors of welfare. For this purpose, consumption expenditures were decomposed into age, cohort and time effects by using Deaton (1997) model. The main focus of this model is to explain the intergenerational behavior of consumption. Survey of long-term consumption expenditure through comparison of different generations represents valuable information about quality of individual and household's life during time. <br />This objective is fulfilled by constructing pseudo panel that combines twenty nine years of cross-sectional Household Expenditures and Income Surveys from 1984 to 2012. The pseudo panel is constructed with cohorts which are limited to those born between 1926 and 1980. Furthermore, unemployment rate will be reviewed as one of the factors that affect people's expenditures. High unemployment rate and vague perspective of labor market among youth and new generations makes this review much more important. <br />Results indicate that consumption expenditures of the younger cohorts relative to their predecessors at the same age increased, but the increasing rate is decreasing. The age effects results indicate that expenditures rise until age 50 and after that are relatively flat until age 60 and then declining gently. The year effects show that life cycle expenditure is consistent with economic changes during different years in Iran. <br />The results of unemployment rate show that between age 25 and 37 the unemployment rate is falling, and after that it is nearly constant. The results of cohort effects also suggest that in similar ages, there is no significant differences in the unemployment rate of those born between 1926 and 1970 but the cohort effects are rising for cohorts born after 1971. <br /> https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_826_795c7a7a5ec6b460ec00c5841019b9e9.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823Effects of Energy Price Liberalization Policies on Water & Soil Resources in Agriculture sector , Using Mathematical
Programming ApproachEffects of Energy Price Liberalization Policies on Water & Soil Resources in Agriculture sector , Using Mathematical
Programming Approach201218828FAHamidBelaliMahdiMantashloJournal Article20131223Subsidies have been paid on agriculture inputs with the aim of supporting producers in order to develop agricultural products as the vital needs of consumers and as a result increase social well-being. But the low cost of energy as an important production input in agriculture sector which draws certain government supports, has undesired effects on different parts of society including agriculture. Among the undesired consequences of this policy are low energy efficiency, environment destruction threat and therefore an influence on sustainable agriculture factors, high internal consumption compared with international standards, and the high cost of energy subsidies imposed on public budget. To investigate the effects of energy price liberalization policies on the environmental factors of sustainable agriculture, this study uses partial equilibrium (PE) with mathematical programming approach and analyzes the effects of different energy cost scenarios on these indicators. The results of running the model in GAMS 22.9 software showed that decreasing energy subsides had positive influence on the improvement of environmental indicators, consumed water, and N and K fertilizers per hectare.Subsidies have been paid on agriculture inputs with the aim of supporting producers in order to develop agricultural products as the vital needs of consumers and as a result increase social well-being. But the low cost of energy as an important production input in agriculture sector which draws certain government supports, has undesired effects on different parts of society including agriculture. Among the undesired consequences of this policy are low energy efficiency, environment destruction threat and therefore an influence on sustainable agriculture factors, high internal consumption compared with international standards, and the high cost of energy subsidies imposed on public budget. To investigate the effects of energy price liberalization policies on the environmental factors of sustainable agriculture, this study uses partial equilibrium (PE) with mathematical programming approach and analyzes the effects of different energy cost scenarios on these indicators. The results of running the model in GAMS 22.9 software showed that decreasing energy subsides had positive influence on the improvement of environmental indicators, consumed water, and N and K fertilizers per hectare.https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_828_c2626d850c80ea07e7511bbae4c76f4b.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823The Effects of Exchange Rate Fluctuations on the Exports Patterns of IranThe Effects of Exchange Rate Fluctuations on the Exports Patterns of Iran219246829FAAlirezaKazeroniElnazHassannezhadOmidManieeJournal Article20130730Since the collapse of Bretton Woods system and emergence of floating exchange rate regime, the world economy has been exposed to a higher uncertainty associated with greater foreign exchange rate fluctuations and volatility which could disturb world trade flow. Among different sectors of Iranian economy, the non-oil exports of Iran seem to react more to these fluctuations. The impact of exchange rate shocks on Iranian exports as an aggregate have been evaluated by previous studies. As a case study, the main objective of this study has been to investigate the effects of exchange rate shocks on the exports of different sectors of Iranian economy over 2002-2011 using a nonlinear Markov-Switching model. The empirical results suggest that the exchange rate shocks have changed the pattern of overall exports as well as export shares of the various segments of Iranian economy. The main conclusion reveals that the sectorial exports have responded differently to the exchange rate shocks. Moreover, despite positive effects of the exchange rate volatility on the exports of 5 sectors under study by the world financial crisis, the lack of attention to the non-oil exports by the policy makers has led to vulnerability of these sectors to the volatility.Since the collapse of Bretton Woods system and emergence of floating exchange rate regime, the world economy has been exposed to a higher uncertainty associated with greater foreign exchange rate fluctuations and volatility which could disturb world trade flow. Among different sectors of Iranian economy, the non-oil exports of Iran seem to react more to these fluctuations. The impact of exchange rate shocks on Iranian exports as an aggregate have been evaluated by previous studies. As a case study, the main objective of this study has been to investigate the effects of exchange rate shocks on the exports of different sectors of Iranian economy over 2002-2011 using a nonlinear Markov-Switching model. The empirical results suggest that the exchange rate shocks have changed the pattern of overall exports as well as export shares of the various segments of Iranian economy. The main conclusion reveals that the sectorial exports have responded differently to the exchange rate shocks. Moreover, despite positive effects of the exchange rate volatility on the exports of 5 sectors under study by the world financial crisis, the lack of attention to the non-oil exports by the policy makers has led to vulnerability of these sectors to the volatility.https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_829_ce78d1da254c0843eb23951ae077ff5f.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823Investigating the Behavior of Foreign Exchange Market Pressure Index in Iran: Using a Smooth Transition Autoregressive Model (STAR)Investigating the Behavior of Foreign Exchange Market Pressure Index in Iran: Using a Smooth Transition Autoregressive Model (STAR)247266830FAEbrahimHadianSakinehOjeemehr0000-0002-6278-7932Journal Article20130508The main purpose of this paper is to investigate the behavior of the foreign exchange market pressure index (EMP) in the context of the Iranian economy؛ To do so, in first, EMP index has been calculated by employing a Model- Independent approach؛The result of this step shows that EMP index has a nonlinear nature and foreign exchange market is faced a non smooth condition by forces of appreciation and depreciation pressure؛ Such a result makes clear that the exchange market pressure should be analysed in a non-linear model؛ On the basis of this result, then we use the smooth transition autoregressive model (STAR) to investigate the foreign exchange market pressure index behavior؛ The final results indicate that during the depreciation pressure regime, changes in money and inflation have a positive and significant effect on the EMP and during the appreciation pressure regime, inflation has a negative and significant coefficient؛The main purpose of this paper is to investigate the behavior of the foreign exchange market pressure index (EMP) in the context of the Iranian economy؛ To do so, in first, EMP index has been calculated by employing a Model- Independent approach؛The result of this step shows that EMP index has a nonlinear nature and foreign exchange market is faced a non smooth condition by forces of appreciation and depreciation pressure؛ Such a result makes clear that the exchange market pressure should be analysed in a non-linear model؛ On the basis of this result, then we use the smooth transition autoregressive model (STAR) to investigate the foreign exchange market pressure index behavior؛ The final results indicate that during the depreciation pressure regime, changes in money and inflation have a positive and significant effect on the EMP and during the appreciation pressure regime, inflation has a negative and significant coefficient؛https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_830_8e82ab7243b7c66d768f1b8ce1c967eb.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823Estimation of Monetary Value of Functions and Services in Marakan Protected Area with Choice Experiment MethodEstimation of Monetary Value of Functions and Services in Marakan Protected Area with Choice Experiment Method267290831FAMohammadKhodaverdizadeh0009-0000-4641-4004SadeghKhalilianBaballahHayatiESMAILPISHBAHARJournal Article20130529Knowledge about the importance of the natural environment, particularly the protected areas has increased. But Real understanding of the importance of this critical habitat is low. Due to change in the global approach in management ofprotected About the functions and services, the purpose of this study is estimation of improve value in functions and services in Marakan Protected Area. Hence, in this study, data was collected through questionnaires completed by 245 households in two provinces of East and West Azerbaijan in 1391. To estimate the value of functions and services in this area was used the conditional logit model and choice experiment method. Results showed that 81% of the Respondents were willing to pay for Improvement the functions and services. The results showed that the variables of the functions and services, education, marital status, presence of children, high environmental trends and price, age have the positive effects and negation effects in selection of Improvement options, Respectively. Willingness to pay for changes from current situation to improve in levels of animal species, plant species, tourism facilities, natural landscape and training facilities Obtained 23080, 13670, 9950, 21180 and 3590 Rials, respectively. Monetary value of Marakan Protected Area was estimated at 64,323 million Rials.Thus to quantitative revealing the importance of functions in areas, people will understand that this protected area have high values.Knowledge about the importance of the natural environment, particularly the protected areas has increased. But Real understanding of the importance of this critical habitat is low. Due to change in the global approach in management ofprotected About the functions and services, the purpose of this study is estimation of improve value in functions and services in Marakan Protected Area. Hence, in this study, data was collected through questionnaires completed by 245 households in two provinces of East and West Azerbaijan in 1391. To estimate the value of functions and services in this area was used the conditional logit model and choice experiment method. Results showed that 81% of the Respondents were willing to pay for Improvement the functions and services. The results showed that the variables of the functions and services, education, marital status, presence of children, high environmental trends and price, age have the positive effects and negation effects in selection of Improvement options, Respectively. Willingness to pay for changes from current situation to improve in levels of animal species, plant species, tourism facilities, natural landscape and training facilities Obtained 23080, 13670, 9950, 21180 and 3590 Rials, respectively. Monetary value of Marakan Protected Area was estimated at 64,323 million Rials.Thus to quantitative revealing the importance of functions in areas, people will understand that this protected area have high values.https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_831_e0ec453e28e061cc58ac43f91dc2f3f0.pdfbu ali sina universityJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran2322-253031020140823AbstractAbstract112850FAJournal Article20140916https://aes.basu.ac.ir/article_850_1efa39bcaec6f3900149160693694536.pdf