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September 22, 2005
Rationales and Rationality in the Elicitation of Preferences: Programme for ESRC-sponsored Preference Elicitation Group seminar
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
Dates: 22 September 2005
Date/ time: Thursday 22nd September 11am to 4.30pm Venue: Room 2.22, Research Beehive, University of Newcastle upon Tyne campus
Programme outline:
11am-12pm - Opening speakers:
Mike Jones-Lee University of Newcastle, UK.
Paul Dolan University of Sheffield, UK.
Papers:
- 12pm-1pm
- Qualitative results from a mixed-methods study examining rationality within a contingent valuation experiment. Gillian Currie (University of Calgary), Canada, and Cam Donaldson (University of Newcastle, UK)
- 1pm-1.45 - LUNCH
- 1.45-2.45
- How do people respond to willingness to pay questions?: A review of the qualitative evidence. Angela Robinson (University of East Anglia, UK), Rachel Baker (University of Newcastle, UK), Richard Smith (University of East Anglia, UK)
- 2.45-3pm - COFFEE
- 3pm-4pm
- Consistency and preference elicitation in health. Jose Luis Pinto Prades (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain)
- 4pm-4.30
- Closing remarks Mike Jones-Lee/ Paul Dolan
Please RSVP to Anita.Tibbs@ncl.ac.uk
Send cheques to:
Anita Tibbs
School of Population and Health Sciences
University of Newcastle
21 Claremont Place
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE2 4AA
