preferences expressed in two of the most popular elicitation formats: experimental auctions and discrete choice experiments. We … made non-hypothetical discrete choices between five goods. Despite the fact that the choice task and auction mechanisms are … products that are significantly more elastic than those implied from choice data. Nevertheless, for the five goods evaluated …

Psychological experiments have revealed that more choice does not always make one better off. For example, consumers … excessive-choice effect may have implications for how well markets serve society. This paper constructs an economic model where … the excessive-choice effect results from search costs. The model shows that it is possible for markets to produce too much …

things are either openended ideas posing no particular problem of choice, “open possibilities”, or alternatives to choose … between, “problematic possibilities”. Choice is the process of formulating problematic possibilities; it is the process of … preferences and perceived constraints. Reinterpretation precedes choice, both logically and temporally. This understanding of …

Purpose – This study’s aim is to investigate whether offering a co-production opportunity as a choice or as the only …-creation processes. Design/methodology/approach – A 2 × 2 between-subjects experimental design was utilized to test the choice/no-choice … stronger positive impact on value creation than does the context when co-production is necessary. Choice was found to …

‐agency decision‐making. Design/methodology/approach – The authors have drawn on the direct experiences of social work practitioners …. Those seeking safeguarding guidance from a safeguarding adult co‐ordinator/manager indicate multi‐agency decision‐making can … together to develop a simple framework designed to support practitioners in facilitating effective multi‐agency decision‐making …

produced a nuanced meta-narrative making visible the “lived experiences” of LGB victim-survivors’ perceptions of perpetrator …

when balancing food choice against “duty of care”. It highlights that when working with less able residents, carers are … motivated by “best interests”, to place boundaries and restrictions on food access and choice. It confirms previous studies that … increased levels of choice for higher ability residents, often results in less healthy food choices. The study describes a lack …

Purpose – Making Safeguarding Personal (MSP) is a national programme to increase the involvement of adults at risk in …

concepts, responsibility, and choice. These form the axes of the typological model to better explain how non-reflexive gendered … role of choice and responsibility in work-home patterns for women. Social implications The absence of a reflexive gender …-based understanding of women’s work-home choice is explained in Bourdieusian terms. Originality/value By not specifically using a gender …