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Trine Kjaer

University of Southern Denmark - Institute of Public Health - Health Economics

Assistant Professor

J. B. Winsløwsvej 9B, 1.

Odense, 5000 C

Denmark

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The Value of Mortality Risk Reductions. Pure Altruism - A Confounder?

COHERE Discussion Papers, University of Southern Denmark, 2016:5
Number of pages: 21 Posted: 08 Feb 2017
Dorte Gyrd-Hansen, Trine Kjaer and Jytte Seested Nielsen
Danish Institute for Health Services Research, University of Southern Denmark - Institute of Public Health - Health Economics and University of Newcastle
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altruism, risk reduction, willingness-to-pay, stated preferences

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An Investigation into Procedure (In)Variance in the Valuation of Mortality Risk Reductions

COHERE Discussion Papers, University of Southern Denmark, 2016:4
Number of pages: 26 Posted: 08 Feb 2017
Trine Kjaer and Jytte Seested Nielsen
University of Southern Denmark - Institute of Public Health - Health Economics and University of Newcastle
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discrete choice experiment, framing, mortality risk, procedure invariance, public policy, stated preferences, willingness-to-pay

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Does the Number of Choice Sets Matter? Results from a Web Survey Applying Discrete Choice Experiment

iHEA 2007 6th World Congress: Explorations in Health Economics Paper
Posted: 12 Jun 2007
Mickael Bech, Trine Kjaer, Jorgen Lauridsen and Jorgen Lauridsen
University of Southern Denmark, COHERE, University of Southern Denmark - Institute of Public Health - Health Economics and Centre of Health Economics Research, Department of Business and EconomicsUniversity of Southern Denmark - Department of Business and Economics

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discrete choice experiments, design properties, design of designs, willingness-to-pay, number of choice sets