| Title: |
A Comparison of Conjoint Analysis Response Formats |
| Author(s): |
Boyle, Kevin J.; Holmes, Thomas P.; Teisl, Mario F.; Roe, Brian |
| Date: |
2001 |
| Source: |
Amer. J. Agr. Econ. 83(2) (May 2001): 441-454 |
| Description: |
A split-sample design is used to evaluate the convergent validity of three response formats used in conjoint analysis experiments. WC investigate whether recoding rating data to rankings and choose-one formats, and recoding ranking data to choose one. result in structural models and welfare estimates that are statistically indistinguishable from estimates based on ranking or choose-one questions. Our results indicate that convergent validity of ratings, ranks, and choose one is not established. in addition, WC: find that people frequently use "ties" in responses to rating questions. and that the option not to choose any of the alternatives ("opt-out") affects some preference estimates. |
| Key Words: |
conjoint analysis. convergent validity. forest valuation. hicksian surplus |
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