Thanks a lot for your response, I really appreciate the help.
If I understand correctly, the idea is (1) to only use the rows where respondents chose one of the two fertilizer alternatives (excluding those who selected the opt-out), and (2) to only account for the attributes of the fertilizer they ...
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Two-step analysis
Hi everyone,
I am looking for some advice on which model specification to use for the analysis of choice experiment data.
I have choice experiment data on fertilizer preferences. The design included two fertilizer alternatives as well as an opt-out alternative.
When one of the two fertilizer ...
I am looking for some advice on which model specification to use for the analysis of choice experiment data.
I have choice experiment data on fertilizer preferences. The design included two fertilizer alternatives as well as an opt-out alternative.
When one of the two fertilizer ...