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Aggregation biases in stated preference studies

Morrison, Mark D. - In: Australian economic papers 39 (2000) 2, pp. 215-230

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Exchange rules and the incentive compatibility of choice experiments

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Exchange asymmetry in experimental settings

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Investigating internet and mail implementation of stated-preference surveys while controlling for differences in sample frames

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Aggregation Biases in Stated Preference Studies

Morrison, Mark D. - 2001

Stated preference studies are often used to provide estimates of non-market values for cost-benefit analysis. Applications of these techniques have been criticised because of the hypothetical nature of the surveys and the possibility of bias. Various types of bias have been cited including...

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