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Incorporating issues of risk and uncertainty into Choice Modelling experiments

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  • Wang, Xuehong
  • Rolfe, John

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Many policy issues, as well as policy funding and management choices, have elements of risk and uncertainty. This means that choice experiments, such as those used in choice modelling (CM), may need to frame trade-offs so that risk and uncertainty are included. This research aims to explore some methodological approaches to identify and treat uncertainty in CM experiments. A review of theoretical models, as well as a case study application in the CM technique reported by Roberts et al. (2008), suggests that including uncertainty information in the choice sets should influence responses significantly. However, key challenges remain to define and describe the elements of risk and uncertainty that are to be included in a choice experiment, to communicate the issues to respondents, and to develop appropriate forms of analysis.

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  • Wang, Xuehong & Rolfe, John, 2009. "Incorporating issues of risk and uncertainty into Choice Modelling experiments," Research Reports 94812, Australian National University, Environmental Economics Research Hub.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:eerhrr:94812
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.94812
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