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Using an integrated choice and latent variable model to understand the impact of "professional" respondents in a stated preference survey

Sandorf, Erlend Dancke; Persson, Lars; Broberg, Thomas - 2019

Internet panels are increasingly used for stated preference research, and members of such panels receive compensation for each completed survey. One concern is that over time this creates professional respondents who answer surveys to receive the monetary compensation. We identify professional...

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