PEG Workshop: 'Responding to anomalies in stated preference studies'

PEG Workshop: 'Responding to anomalies in stated preference studies'

Friday 12 May at UCL

10:30 to 11:00: arrival and tea/coffee.

11:00 to 11:10: opening remarks (Bob Sugden)

11:10 to 12:10: Graham Loomes (UEA): ‘(How) Can we value health, safety, and

the environment?’

Powerpoint presentation Paper (forthcoming in the Journal of Economic Psychology)

12:10 to 12:55: Andy Jones (UEA): 'Reducing gains/loss asymmetry: a

virtual reality choice experiment (VRCE) valuing land use change' (co-

authored by Ian Bateman).

12:55 to 14:00: lunch break.

14:00 to 15:00: Paul Dolan and Tessa Peasgood (University of Sheffield):

'Valuing Non-market Goods: Does subjective well-being offer a viable alternative to contingent valuation?'

Powerpoint presentation Rough draft of paper

15:00 to 16:00: Bob Sugden (UEA): 'Coping with preference anomalies in

cost-benefit analysis: a market-simulation approach'.

Powerpoint presentation Published paper

16:00 to 17:00: tea/coffee and open discussion of 'responding to

anomalies in stated preference studies'.