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Complexity-induced status quo effects in discrete choice experiments for environmental valutation : conference paper

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In this paper we investigate the influence of choice task complexity on the propensity to choose the status quo (SQ) alternative in discrete choice experiments. Task complexity is characterized in terms of the design dimensionality systematically varying the number of choice sets, alternatives,...

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