One Problem with Measuring the Existence Value of Something Like

question 8

Multiple Choice

One problem with measuring the existence value of something like a lake is that

• A) it only tracks what we are willing to pay for the existence of the lake.
• B) future generations may be willing to pay more for the existence of the lake.
• C) the lake may have value in itself.
• D) All of the above

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