This paper explores methodological issues surrounding the use of discrete choice
experiments to elicit values for public goods. We develop an explicit game theoretic model of …

To date, much of the theoretical work on the incentive properties of contingent valuation
surveys has focused on the oft-recommended single binary choice (SBC), referendum …

Physicians' treatment decisions determine the level of health care spending to a large
extent. The analysis of physician agency describes how doctors trade off their own and their …

Abstract Willingness-to-accept (WTA) questions have been largely abandoned in stated
preference empirical work in favor of eliciting willingness-to-pay (WTP) responses, mainly …

Concerns about poor seed quality and outright fraud in seed supply chains can reduce
farmers' willingness to invest in hybrid seeds and in complementary inputs that increase …

Given the immense pressure on politicians across the globe to implement efficient yet
socially-accepted climate policies, research on policy acceptance becomes increasingly …

This study draws inferences from a pre-registered field experiment to investigate how
expiration dates impact consumer preferences for food products with different ages. Based …

Using experimental methods with adult subjects from the mid‐Atlantic region of the United
States, this research examines both the short‐and longer‐term impacts of media information …

Using an induced-value experimental design that varies whether values for a “good” are
certain or uncertain and whether payment is real or hypothetical, this study investigates …

Watersheds throughout the world have been severely polluted by nutrient-laden runoff that
comes from industrial, agricultural, and residential sources. Efforts to reduce this runoff have …