1. How much are you willing to contribute to a fund to save the Emperor Penguin?...

 

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1. "How much are you willing to contribute to a fund to save the Emperor Penguin?" The preceding question is an example of(1 pts):>> a. A dichotomous choice question on a Contingent Valuation survey. b. A question about the survey respondent's background on a travel cost survey. c. An open-ended question on a Contingent Valuation survey. d. A payment card question on a Contingent Valuation survey. e. None of the above.. 2. Is the question above ("How much are you willing to contribute to a fund to save the Emperor Penguin?") a good question to ask in an actual survey? [Note: Here I am asking you to consider the exact wording and link to a discussion from class.] If you identify issues with the question, how would you modify it? (2 pts). 3. List the advantages and disadvantages of stated preference methods relative to revealed preference methods. (4pts) 1. "How much are you willing to contribute to a fund to save the Emperor Penguin?" The preceding question is an example of(1 pts):>> a. A dichotomous choice question on a Contingent Valuation survey. b. A question about the survey respondent's background on a travel cost survey. c. An open-ended question on a Contingent Valuation survey. d. A payment card question on a Contingent Valuation survey. e. None of the above.. 2. Is the question above ("How much are you willing to contribute to a fund to save the Emperor Penguin?") a good question to ask in an actual survey? [Note: Here I am asking you to consider the exact wording and link to a discussion from class.] If you identify issues with the question, how would you modify it? (2 pts). 3. List the advantages and disadvantages of stated preference methods relative to revealed preference methods. (4pts)

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1 Correct answer C An open ended question on a Contingent Valu... View the full answer