Using qualitative methods for attribute development for discrete choice experiments: issues and recommendations.
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Joanna Coast | Hareth Al-Janabi | Eileen J Sutton | Susan A Horrocks | A Jane Vosper | Dawn R Swancutt | Terry N Flynn | J. Coast | T. Flynn | S. Horrocks | E. Sutton | H. Al-Janabi | D. Swancutt | A. J. Vosper | Susan A. Horrocks
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