Discrete Choice Modeling

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Jul 31, 2024

The Effects of Physician Vertical Integration on Referral Patterns, Patient Welfare, and Market Dynamics

Our counterfactual analysis implies that if all primary care physicians become integrated, total Medicare spending will increase by $315 million.
Research

May 6, 2024

American Support of Public Programs for Veterans: Estimates From a National Survey Including a Discrete Choice Experiment

From a nationally representative survey, we find that Americans state high levels of support for veterans and are willing to pay additional tax dollars to provide assistance programs.
Commentary

Apr 5, 2021

What Factors Affecting Retention Matter Most to Teachers?

Maintaining an adequate supply of teachers is a challenge and an area of significant concern. Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, a set of interventions developed to target the preferences and expectations of specific groups of teachers is likely to be most effective.
Research

Feb 16, 2021

Influencing Adversary States: Quelling Perfect Storms

RAND researchers describe an experimental "thinking-Red" approach to analysis, wargaming, and other exercises to help inform strategies to avoid aggression or escalation in a crisis. It features alternative models of the adversary.
Project

Feb 9, 2021

Using a discrete choice experiment to measure teacher retention in England

A discrete choice experiment found, among other things, that teachers would be willing to trade off higher pay or rewards with better working conditions, such as work in supportive environments with fewer challenges from pupil behaviour.
Commentary

Apr 30, 2019

Finding the Real Will of the People

It's not surprising that the British Parliament is struggling to find a solution to the Brexit impasse. That's because the 2016 vote revealed nothing about the sort of Brexit people actually wanted. When researchers asked Brits to choose between four options in 2017, there was no obvious winner.
Project

Oct 11, 2018

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study

Two years after the Brexit vote, Britain continues to find itself in a volatile and unpredictable environment. The British people reject a no-deal scenario even more firmly than they did in 2017, and that public opinion, even among Leave voters, is shifting to a ‘softer’ Brexit.
Commentary

Oct 11, 2018

We Asked the British Public What Kind of Brexit They Want—and a Norway-Like Deal Is the Clear Winner

The Brexit referendum outcome reveals very little about what people actually wanted. But a RAND Europe study of what people value about the EU finds that their priorities map most squarely onto a Norway-style model for future relations between the UK and the EU.
Press

Oct 11, 2018

Support for EEA-Style Brexit Has Increased

Support for a Brexit deal based on membership of the European Economic Area (EEA) has increased. EEA membership is now supported by 43 per cent of Britons, up from 38 per cent in 2017, making it the most popular Brexit option.
Research

Oct 10, 2018

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study examining the "trade-offs" people would be willing to make in reaching a Brexit deal — technical addendum

A study using stated preference discrete choice experiments to quantify the British people's preferences for their relationship with the European Union after Brexit.
Research

Oct 10, 2018

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Longitudinal Study Examining the 'Trade-Offs' People Would Be Willing to Make in Reaching a Brexit Deal

This study uses a technique known as 'stated preference discrete choice experiments' to understand what sort of Brexit the British people really want and what trade-offs they would be willing to make in negotiations for a deal with the EU.
Research

Sep 19, 2018

Strict Duality and Overlapping Productivity Distributions Between Formal and Informal Firms

This paper deepens the understanding of informality by investigating important heterogeneity in the overlap of productivity distributions across industries.

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The Effects of Physician Vertical Integration on Referral Patterns, Patient Welfare, and Market Dynamics

American Support of Public Programs for Veterans: Estimates From a National Survey Including a Discrete Choice Experiment

What Factors Affecting Retention Matter Most to Teachers?

Influencing Adversary States: Quelling Perfect Storms

Using a discrete choice experiment to measure teacher retention in England

Finding the Real Will of the People

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study

We Asked the British Public What Kind of Brexit They Want—and a Norway-Like Deal Is the Clear Winner

Support for EEA-Style Brexit Has Increased

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study examining the "trade-offs" people would be willing to make in reaching a Brexit deal — technical addendum

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Longitudinal Study Examining the 'Trade-Offs' People Would Be Willing to Make in Reaching a Brexit Deal

Strict Duality and Overlapping Productivity Distributions Between Formal and Informal Firms

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The Effects of Physician Vertical Integration on Referral Patterns, Patient Welfare, and Market Dynamics

American Support of Public Programs for Veterans: Estimates From a National Survey Including a Discrete Choice Experiment

What Factors Affecting Retention Matter Most to Teachers?

Influencing Adversary States: Quelling Perfect Storms

Using a discrete choice experiment to measure teacher retention in England

Finding the Real Will of the People

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study

We Asked the British Public What Kind of Brexit They Want—and a Norway-Like Deal Is the Clear Winner

Support for EEA-Style Brexit Has Increased

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study examining the "trade-offs" people would be willing to make in reaching a Brexit deal — technical addendum

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Longitudinal Study Examining the 'Trade-Offs' People Would Be Willing to Make in Reaching a Brexit Deal

Strict Duality and Overlapping Productivity Distributions Between Formal and Informal Firms

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