Should double bounded dichotomous choice be used in regulatory cost benefit analysis?

A.C. Burton; K.S. Carson; S.M. Chilton; George Hutchinson

Should double bounded dichotomous choice be used in regulatory cost benefit analysis?

A.C. Burton, K.S. Carson, S.M. Chilton, George Hutchinson

School of Biological Sciences

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Jan 2002
Event	American Economic Association, Annual Conference [Session on Experiments in Environmental Regulation Policy. Jason Shogren University of Wyoming Presiding] - Atlanta, United States Duration: 01 Jan 2002 → 01 Jan 2002

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Conference	American Economic Association, Annual Conference [Session on Experiments in Environmental Regulation Policy. Jason Shogren University of Wyoming Presiding]
Country/Territory	United States
City	Atlanta
Period	01/01/2002 → 01/01/2002

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Burton, AC, Carson, KS, Chilton, SM & Hutchinson, G 2002, 'Should double bounded dichotomous choice be used in regulatory cost benefit analysis?', Paper presented at American Economic Association, Annual Conference [Session on Experiments in Environmental Regulation Policy. Jason Shogren University of Wyoming Presiding], Atlanta, United States, 01/01/2002 - 01/01/2002.

Should double bounded dichotomous choice be used in regulatory cost benefit analysis? / Burton, A.C.; Carson, K.S.; Chilton, S.M. et al.
2002. Paper presented at American Economic Association, Annual Conference [Session on Experiments in Environmental Regulation Policy. Jason Shogren University of Wyoming Presiding], Atlanta, United States.