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Dengue vaccine acceptance and willingness to pay [PDF]
The introduction of new vaccines is accompanied by a variety of challenges. Among these, very important ones concern the questions whether the public is willing to accept and willing to purchase the vaccine. Here we discuss factors associated with these questions in the context of vaccines that are becoming available against dengue virus infection.
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Background Price negotiations for specialty pharmaceuticals take place in a complex market setting. The determination of the added value of new treatments and the related societal willingness to pay are of increasing importance in policy reform debates ...
Dominik J. Wettstein, Stefan Boes
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Top-down grassland conservation policies are widely used to protect grassland ecosystems from degradation in developing counties. However, an inability to meet local herders’ preferences when implementing such ecological policies may weaken their ...
Xinxin Lv, Mingxue Zhang, Dongqing Li
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Acceptability of willingness to pay techniques to consumers [PDF]
AbstractObjective The purpose of this study was to assess and compare the proportion of usable responses and protest votes obtained with two willingness to pay (WTP) techniques, contingent valuation (CV) and discrete choice experiment (DCE) and to assess the acceptability of the techniques to respondents.Setting and participants Pregnant women ...
Susan J, Taylor, Carol L, Armour
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The willingness-to-accept/willingness-to-pay disparity in repeated markets : loss aversion or 'bad-deal' aversion? [PDF]
Several experimental studies have reported that an otherwise robust regularity-the disparity between Willingness-To-Accept and Willingness-To-Pay-tends to be greatly reduced in repeated markets, posing a serious challenge to existing reference-dependent ...
Andrea Isoni, Isoni, Andrea
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The willingness to pay–willingness to accept gap: A failed replication of Plott and Zeiler [PDF]
Abstract The well-known willingness to pay–willingness to accept (WTP–WTA) gap refers to the observation that individuals attach a higher value to objects they own (WTA) than to objects they do not own (WTP). We report on experiments to re-investigate the possibility that the WTP–WTA gap arises from subject misconceptions due to experimental ...
Fehr, Dietmar +2 more
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South Carolina forestland owners’ willingness to accept compensations for carbon sequestration
Background Carbon sequestration through recommended forest management practices is an ecosystem service that helps mitigate climate change and its impacts while generating carbon credits for forestland owners to sell in cap-and-trade programs.
Mustapha Alhassan +2 more
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This study employed Contingent Valuation and Discrete Choice Experiment methods to investigate the potential of a Payment for Ecosystem Service mechanism that incentivizes sustainable land use practices by determining the willingness of ecosystem service
Trong Hoan Do +2 more
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Anchoring in Economics: A Meta-Analysis of Studies on Willingness-To-Pay and Willingness-To-Accept [PDF]
Abstract Anchoring is considered one of the most robust psychological phenomena in judgment and decision-making. Earlier studies produced strong and consistent evidence that anchoring is relevant for the elicitation of economic preferences, but subsequent studies found weaker and less consistent effects.
Li, Lunzheng +2 more
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Willingness of Students to Accept Exposure to Passive Smoking
Introduction Tobacco contains about 4.000 chemical ingredients. Smoking is considered as a serious health hazard not only for smokers but also for non-smokers.
Enkeleint -Aggelos Mechilli +5 more
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