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WTP (Willingness To Pay) for Tele-Health Consultation Service in Hokkaido, Japan
2013We developed a tele-health consultation system that combines a sphygmomanometer with a tele-conference system. These were placed in pharmacies and the University. We selected five pharmacies to set up a consultation room; one in a local area, two in a suburban area, and the remaining two in an urban area.
Katsuhiko Ogasawara, Tamotsu Abe
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A study on the consumers’ willingness to pay (WTP) premium for food brands
International Journal of Farm Sciences, 2019The objective of the present study was to understand consumers’ willingness to pay a premium price for the food brands. Pre-tested interview schedule was used to collect information from the selected 60 sample consumers and the data collected were analysed using percentage analysis.
SD Sivakumar, U Gokul Vignesh, P Balaji
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2018
The primary objective of this paper is to determine if we can increase consumers’ willingness-to-pay (WTP) by providing them with information on agricultural multifunctionality. A survey research is conducted based on the choice experiment questionnaire. To elicit the effect of information on agricultural multifunctionality, we first measure the WTP of
Kim, Seonwoong, Kim, Seonwoong
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The primary objective of this paper is to determine if we can increase consumers’ willingness-to-pay (WTP) by providing them with information on agricultural multifunctionality. A survey research is conducted based on the choice experiment questionnaire. To elicit the effect of information on agricultural multifunctionality, we first measure the WTP of
Kim, Seonwoong, Kim, Seonwoong
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Assessment of the Disparity Between Willingness to Accept(WTA) and Willingness to Pay (WTP) by Value
2007 International Conference on Management Science and Engineering, 2007This paper offers systematical reviews of the 30 years' studies on the disparity between willingness to pay (WTP) and willingness to accept (WTA). The paper presents a new explanation of the disparity between willingness to pay (WTP) and willingness to accept (WTA), based on previous research, especially on the experiments on the gap of WTP and WTA and
Ju Yao-ji, Zhang Qian, Hu Cai-mei
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Willingness-to-Pay (WTP) for Ambulatory Services in Tyrol
Background Recent discussions spearheaded by the Medical Association in Tyrol, have raised the potential reintroduction of outpatient fees to manage patient flows and reduce burdens on hospital infrastructure and workforce. Proponents argue that modest fees could discourage unnecessary hospital visits, optimizing resource use and enhancing service ...Fouda, Ayman +3 more
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The effect of credit card versus mobile payment on convenience and consumers’ willingness to pay
, 2020Extant literature on payment methods has focused on comparing cash and credit cards and emphasized the lower pain of paying (i.e., fewer negative consequences) for the latter.
Joe Boden, Erik Maier, R. Wilken
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Willingness to pay (WTP) scales
This chapter offers an overview of methodologies and scales for quantifying customer willingness to pay (WTP), an essential metric for pricing strategies. It evaluates various measurement approaches, including open-ended questioning, dichotomous yes/no questions, multi-item scales focused on loyalty and sustainability premiums, conjoint analysis, and ...openaire +1 more source
Anti-Waste Labeling And Consumers Willingness To Pay (Wtp)
2014Food waste is an important topic in the general frame of food consumption sustainability and ethical consumption. Several studies have focused on environmental-friendly labeling schemes based on different “ethical attributes”, such as organic, fair trade, locally grown and so on.
DEL GIUDICE, TERESA +3 more
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2004
Using Heckman's sample selection model, consumer willingness-to-pay (accept) premium (discount) for non-GM (GM) cereals was analyzed. Results showed that consumers who were indifferent to the risk of consuming GM foods behaved differently compared to those who were willing-to-pay (accept) premium (discount) for non-GM (GM) cereals.
Rimal, Arbindra +5 more
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Using Heckman's sample selection model, consumer willingness-to-pay (accept) premium (discount) for non-GM (GM) cereals was analyzed. Results showed that consumers who were indifferent to the risk of consuming GM foods behaved differently compared to those who were willing-to-pay (accept) premium (discount) for non-GM (GM) cereals.
Rimal, Arbindra +5 more
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2014
Access to safe water and sanitation is one of the core development indicators recently gaining pre-eminence in Nigeria. This study examined rural households’ access, willingness to pay (WTP) and factors influencing WTP for safe water and sanitation. The study was conducted in Ogun State, Nigeria.
Dare, Alaba Modupe, Dare, Alaba Modupe
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Access to safe water and sanitation is one of the core development indicators recently gaining pre-eminence in Nigeria. This study examined rural households’ access, willingness to pay (WTP) and factors influencing WTP for safe water and sanitation. The study was conducted in Ogun State, Nigeria.
Dare, Alaba Modupe, Dare, Alaba Modupe
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