ECONOMICS UNIQUENESS

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9.1 How to Organize, Explain, and Synthesize Geographic
Information about Values 268
9.2 Various Patterns of Economic Landscapes 270
9.3 Mapping Elements for the Evaluation and Assessment Process 271
Tables
3.1 Perception of Cultural Benefi ts by Visitors to Skopje
Old Bazaar, FYR Macedonia 69
3.2 Visitors’ Willingness to Make a One-Time Contribution
to Heritage Restoration in the Old Bazaar in Skopje,
FYR Macedonia 70
4.1 Overview of Hedonic Price Studies with Regard to Cultural
Heritage 98
6.1 Activities Involved in the Valuation of Historic City Cores 150
6.2 Actors and Spheres of Social Interaction Involved in
the Conservation and Development of Historic City Cores 154
6.3 Oaxaca, Quito, Salvador de Bahia, and Valparaiso:
Year of Inclusion and Justifi cation for Inclusion on the
World Heritage List 167
6.4 Salvador State Government Investments in the Preservation
Management of the Historic City Core 171
6.5 Quito Investments in the 2000–05 Period 174
6.6 Oaxaca, Quito, Salvador de Bahia, Valparaiso: Condition
of the Building Stock of the Historic City Cores, circa 2010 176
7.1 Regional and Historical Distribution of World Heritage
Sites (2002) 189
7.2 Correlation between Total UNESCO World Heritage Sites
and Average UN Voting Coincidence, 1980–2000 191
7.3 Benchmark Regressions 195
7.4 Data Description 200
7.5 Countries Included in the Sample 201
7.6 Robustness to Using Various WHL 203
7.7 Robustness to Using Only Cultural Sites 203
7.8 Robustness to Removing Various Centuries from the WHL 204
7.9 Robustness to Using Additional Instruments for Tourism 205
7.10 Robustness to Using Different Measures of GDP 207
8.1 Local Financial Tools Used for Brownfi eld Financing 225
9.1 Heritage Indicators for Non-Use and Use Values 251
9.2 Examples of Ways to Map the Impact of Heritage Activities
on Local Economies 265