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State-of-the-art Choice Modelling Applied to Agricultural and Food Economics
This thesis employs recent advances in choice modelling to answer policy questions in agricultural and food economics. It examines how preferences and behavioural heterogeneity shape policy outcomes across three choice experiments: farmers’ preferences for a Deposit-Refund Scheme (DRS) for agricultu
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