The Design of Stated Preference Travel Choice Experiments: With Special Reference to Interpersonal Taste Variations
Journal of transport economics and policyPublished 1 January 1988
Tony Fowkes, Mark Wardman
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Guidance is given on designing SP experiments. A good design will result by trial and error from gradual amendment of earlier drafts. Allowance must be made for variations in taste, for example in valuations of time and cost.
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