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Daniel Vecchiato
Daniel Vecchiato
Associate Professor - University of Padova - LEAF Department
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Consumer preferences regarding the introduction of new organic products: the case of the Mediterranean sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) in Italy
C Mauracher, T Tempesta, D Vecchiato
Appetite 63, 84-91, 2013
1462013
An analysis of the territorial factors affecting milk purchase in Italy
T Tempesta, D Vecchiato
Food Quality and Preference 27 (1), 35-43, 2013
1122013
Public preferences for electricity contracts including renewable energy: a marketing analysis with choice experiments
D Vecchiato, T Tempesta
Energy, 2015
982015
Valuing the benefits of an afforestation project in a peri-urban area with choice experiments
D Vecchiato, T Tempesta
Forest Policy and Economics 26, 111-120, 2013
752013
Food waste, consumer attitudes and behaviour. A study in the North-Eastern part of Italy
F Marangon, T Tempesta, S Troiano, D Vecchiato
Italian Review of Agricultural Economics 69 (2-3), 201-209, 2014
742014
Consumer preferences for red deer meat: A discrete choice analysis considering attitudes towards wild game meat and hunting
E Demartini, D Vecchiato, T Tempesta, A Gaviglio, R Viganò
Meat Science 146, 168-179, 2018
722018
General, stress relief and perceived safety preferences for green spaces in the historic city of Padua (Italy)
T Campagnaro, D Vecchiato, A Arnberger, R Celegato, R Da Re, ...
Urban Forestry & Urban Greening, 126695, 2020
692020
Biomass energy production in agriculture: A weighted goal programming analysis
A Ballarin, D Vecchiato, T Tempesta, F Marangon, S Troiano
Energy Policy 39 (3), 1123-1131, 2011
602011
Organic vs local claims: substitutes or complements for wine consumers? A marketing analysis with a discrete choice experiment
S Troiano, F Marangon, T Tempesta, D Vecchiato
New Medit 2, 14-21, 2016
532016
The landscape benefits of the burial of high voltage power lines: A study in rural areas of Italy
T Tempesta, D Vecchiato, P Girardi
Landscape and Urban Planning 126, 53-64, 2014
492014
Analysis of the Factors that Influence Olive Oil Demand in the Veneto Region (Italy)
T Tempesta, D Vecchiato
Agriculture 9 (7), 154, 2019
482019
How do you like wind farms? Understanding people’s preferences about new energy landscapes with choice experiments
D Vecchiato
AESTIMUM 64, 15-37, 2014
462014
Tasty or Sustainable? The Effect of Product Sensory Experience on a Sustainable New Food Product: An Application of Discrete Choice Experiments on Chianina Tinned Beef
B Torquati, T Tempesta, D Vecchiato, S Venanzi
Sustainability 10 (8), 2795, 2018
432018
The Value of Traditional Rural Landscape and Nature Protected Areas in Tourism Demand: A Study on Agritourists' Preferences.
B Torquati, T Tempesta, D Vecchiato, S Venanzi, C Paffarini
Landscape Online 53, 2017
432017
Toward a better understanding of market potentials for vegan food. A choice experiment for the analysis of breadsticks preferences
F Marangon, T Tempesta, S Troiano, D Vecchiato
Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia 8, 158-166, 2016
362016
Riverscape and Groundwater Preservation: A Choice Experiment
T Tempesta, D Vecchiato
Environmental Management 52 (6), 1487-1502, 2013
322013
Would you buy vegan meatballs? The policy issues around vegan and meat-sounding labelling of plant-based meat alternatives
E Demartini, D Vecchiato, L Finos, S Mattavelli, A Gaviglio
Food Policy 111, 102310, 2022
262022
Rural sustainability and food choice: the effect of territorial characteristics on the consumers’ preferences for organic lentils
C Paffarini, B Torquati, T Tempesta, S Venanzi, D Vecchiato
Agricultural and Food Economics 9 (1), 1-23, 2021
212021
Evaluating consumer perceptions of social farming through choice modelling
B Torquati, C Paffarini, T Tempesta, D Vecchiato
Sustainable Production and Consumption 19, 238-246, 2019
212019
Testing the difference between experts’ and lay people’s landscape preferences
T Tempesta, D Vecchiato
Aestimum, 1-41, 2015
212015
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