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Preference for Elder Policy: Evidence from a Large-scale Conjoint Survey Experiment

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  • KAWATA Keisuke
  • YIN Ting
  • YOSHIDA Yuichiro

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The paper estimates the preference for elder policy by using a large scale conjoint survey experiment. While the conjoint survey design allows us to evaluate multiple policy topics, the main interest is mixed elderly care. Methodologically, the paper proposes a parallel design for additional attributes, which allows us to identify the AMCE, conditional on the respondent's policy concern. Our results consistently show positive support for mixed elderly care.

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  • KAWATA Keisuke & YIN Ting & YOSHIDA Yuichiro, 2019. "Preference for Elder Policy: Evidence from a Large-scale Conjoint Survey Experiment," Discussion papers 19091, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI).
    • Handle: RePEc:eti:dpaper:19091
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