Valuing visitors' economic benefits of public beach access points

An increase in the population of coastal counties and popularity of coastal beaches as tourism destinations create difficulties for management agencies responsible for providing public beach access. The objective of this paper is to determine non-resident visitors to South Carolina beaches economic...

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Published in:Ocean & coastal management 2008-12, Vol.51 (12), p.847-853
Main Authors: Oh, Chi-Ok, Dixon, Anthony W., Mjelde, James W., Draper, Jason
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Earth sciences
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Geomorphology, landform evolution
Marine
Marine and continental quaternary
Surficial geology
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