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... question . Three simple laboratory experiments are designed and implemented to test the hy- pothesis that the hypothetical DC method will generate the same responses as the real DC method . This hypothesis is rejected in all of our ...
... question . Three simple laboratory experiments are designed and implemented to test the hy- pothesis that the hypothetical DC method will generate the same responses as the real DC method . This hypothesis is rejected in all of our ...
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... question . Would you be willing to pay $ 8.00 for the juicer ? Please circle " yes " or " no " when you have made up your mind . Following completion of this question , these subjects were asked their real willingness to pay $ 8.00 for ...
... question . Would you be willing to pay $ 8.00 for the juicer ? Please circle " yes " or " no " when you have made up your mind . Following completion of this question , these subjects were asked their real willingness to pay $ 8.00 for ...
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... questions are not equal because of failure of respondents to answer various questions . Columns A - D report the number of respondents to the survey , classified according to how they responded to question A31 listed in Appendix Table ...
... questions are not equal because of failure of respondents to answer various questions . Columns A - D report the number of respondents to the survey , classified according to how they responded to question A31 listed in Appendix Table ...
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