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consequentiality: a standalone construct

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Agricultural economics

the condition that respondents believe their answers to a stated preference question may influence an actual outcome, which is needed for incentive-compatible answers.

In agricultural economics, consequentiality refers to the condition that respondents believe their answers to a stated preference question may influence an actual outcome, which is needed for incentive-compatible answers. This meaning comes from Carson (2007) in Environmental and Resource Economics.[1]

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  1. Carson, R. T., & Groves, T. (2007). Incentive and informational properties of preference questions. Environmental and Resource Economics, 37(1), 181-210. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10640-007-9124-5

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