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Out Sight, Out of the Constrained Mind : Testing the Effect of a Cheap Talk in Choice Experiments

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Cheap Talk (CT) has been found to be an effective ex ante tool for reducing hypothetical bias in Contingent Valuation Surveys (CVM). However, despite the apparent differences in the preference elicitation formats between CVM and Choice Experiments (CE), particularly in the number of stated...

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