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Estimating Family Preferences for Elder-care Services: A conjoint-survey experiment in Japan

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  • KANEKO Shinji
  • KAWATA Keisuke
  • YIN Ting

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The paper provides a preference evaluation for elderly-care services, based on a conjoint survey and a rational-choice framework. For the empirical section, we conducted a conjoint survey with Japanese respondents to estimate preferences of elderly-care services. Our findings show that room sharing is the most important for both demand and consumer surplus, and it is justified to assist households in using elderly-care facilities at a middle distance with additional health-care services.

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  • KANEKO Shinji & KAWATA Keisuke & YIN Ting, 2018. "Estimating Family Preferences for Elder-care Services: A conjoint-survey experiment in Japan," Discussion papers 18082, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI).
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    1. KANEKO Shinji & KAWATA Keisuke & YIN Ting, 2019. "Estimating Family Preference for Home Elderly-care Services: Large-scale Conjoint Survey Experiment in Japan," Discussion papers 19092, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI).

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