While scholars have integrated the insights of
hedonics into other areas of law, no scholarship has yet done so with respect to property.
In practice,
hedonic pricing regressions are rife with econometric problems, including collinearity between the fuel economy and other vehicle attributes, and, even more important, the possibility that that fuel economy might capture omitted car attributes that are correlated with it, which would result in biased estimates of the value of the fuel economy (Atkinson and Halvorsen, 1984; Knittel, 2011).
"The Application of a
Hedonic Model to a Quality-Adjusted Price Index for Computer Processors." In Technology and Capital Formation, edited by Dale W.
Valuation and
Hedonic Pricing Theory In their research examining the potential value of corporate naming rights for an arena in the city of Omaha, Nebraska, Ashley and O'Hara (2001) suggested three methods to conduct naming rights valuation studies.
In leisure tourism,
hedonic experience is a popular research topic.
Hedonic quality adjustment can account for changes in the quality (characteristics) of products that cannot be captured with the use of a matched model.
As a final note, we conducted a
hedonic study in Chino Hills, California, of a proposed underground 500 kV transmission line that included disclosure of EMF exposure.
We believe that housing price
hedonics are the best tool for examining how homeowners value local amenities.
Mueller, Anthony P (2005) The illusions of
hedonics. Mises daily 7/29/2005.
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Hedonics ("valence or degree of attractiveness the product commands"),
Particular interest has focused on the spatial
hedonics of disamenities, a literature stream that began in the 1990s.
Psychological factors including
hedonics and social influences come next, and the book ends with public health concerns associated with the issue.