Moving beyond the Contingent Valuation versus Choice Experiment Debate: Presentation Effects in Stated Preference
重新审视条件估值与选择实验的比较文献，实证研究呈现格式（文本与表格）对偏好揭示的影响，发现除首次任务外呈现方式无显著差异。
We reexamine the literature comparing contingent valuation (CV) and choice experiments (CEs) in terms of stated preference design features, and empirically investigate an understudied dimension in these comparisons, namely, presentation effects. Structured analysis of the literature suggests that the comparisons of CV and CEs as broad descriptive terms may mask the many design and methodological differences seen in implementations of the approaches. In the empirical component, we find preference disclosure to be unaffected by text and table presentation formats in elicitation tasks, except when only the first task is considered. Implications of our findings for stated preference research are discussed. <i></i>