I’m designing a pilot survey for a referendum-style DCE (i.e., Yes, I vote vs. No, I won't vote). The good in question is a public policy. Below is the Ngene syntax I currently have. It runs fine. My main question is whether I am designing the choice set correctly by including two alternatives: one for the policy and an opt-out. Below are my codes:
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Design
;alts = Policy*, OptOut*
;rows = 24
;block = 2,minsum
;eff = (mnl, d)
? ;alg = mfederov ?(candidates=100)
?;con
;cond:
? Ensure Cost does not equal to $0 if infrastructure is added
if (Policy.FuelCorridor = 1 or Policy.NewH2 = 1 or Policy.FormicAcid = 1, Policy.Cost <> 0)
;model:
U(Policy) =
b1.dummy[0.02|0.03|.04] * Emissions[10,15,20,5] ? 5% (base), 10%, 15%, 20%
+ b2.dummy[-0.02|-0.03|-.04] * JobsLost[52800,79200,105600,26400]
+ b2.dummy[0.02|0.03|.04] * JobsGained[100000,150000,200000,50000]
+ b4[0.1] * FuelCorridor[1,0] ? 0 = No (base), 1 = Yes
+ b5[0.1] * NewH2[1,0] ? 0 = No (base), 1 = Yes
+ b6[0.1] * FormicAcid[1,0] ? 0 = No (base), 1 = Yes
+ b7[-0.01] * Cost[0,5,10,20,30,50] ? 0 = NO CHANGE (base)
$
Thank you,
Jamal