Price vector effects in choice experiments: an empirical test

Article Abstract:

A choice model examining the effect of price on the preference and willingness-to-pay for non-market goods like environment, health and transport, is presented. It is concluded that change in price does not result in drastic variations in estimated preferences or willingness-to-pay. The study is based on European Union's new Water Frame Directive.

Europe, Government domestic functions, Financial management, Analysis, Evaluation, Public works, Finance, European Union, Consumer preferences, Environmental policy, Company financing

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Cow Town Cleans Up

Article Abstract:

Dallas, Texas, is regaining its popularity as a site to which businesses move. National recession and oil industry slowdown hurt it. Dallas is diverse in population, low in unemployment, and conservative.

Texas, Industrial locations, Industrial location

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Me, Inc

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning techniques which may be used to further personal development. Attitudes to personal appearance, behavior, dating habits and friendships are discussed.

Methods, Success

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