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How do 'Market-Based Methods' specifically estimate the economic value of an ecosystem?
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- 1By comparing the financial expenses of constructing artificial infrastructure to the natural regulatory functions of the ecosystem.
- 2By analyzing consumer spending patterns on recreational activities like ecotourism to assess habitat value.
- 3By relying directly on the established commercial prices of harvestable goods such as timber or fish.✓
- 4By evaluating the public's willingness to pay for indirect regulatory services through comprehensive surveys.
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By relying directly on the established commercial prices of harvestable goods such as timber or fish.
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