Abstract
The Urban Renewal New Deal Project is a core project of the government. The project is being promoted with enormous public costs. However, if the cost-effectiveness is small or there is a negative effect, the project has actually failed. On the other hand, if the positive effect from the project is large, a strategy that can be transformed and expanded to other regions is needed by closely analyzing the success factors of the project. Unfortunately, however, there are still few studies analyzing its effects. This study proposes to utilize the SP(Stated Preference) methodologies, CVM and CM. And it presents the advantages and disadvantages of the two methodologies and how to use them. The method of estimating the value of non-market goods presented in this study is considered to be appropriate for unit projects below the central city type. It is hoped that the guidelines presented in this study will be useful for analyzing the effects of the Urban Renewal New Deal Project.
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