• 1. Choosing as a way of life; Appendix A1. Choosing a residential telecommunications bundle; 2. Introduction to stated preference models and methods; 3. Choosing a choice model; Appendix A3. Maximum likelihood estimation technique; Appendix B3. Linear probability and generalised least squares models; 4. Experimental design; 5. Design of choice experiments; Appendix A5. 6. Relaxing the IID assumption-introducing variants of the MNL model; Appendix A6. Detailed characterisation of the nested logit model; Appendix B6. Advanced discrete choice methods; 7. Complex, non-IID multiple choice designs; 8. Combining sources of preference data; 9. Implementing SP choice behaviour projects; 10. Marketing case studies; 11. Transportation case studies; 12. Environmental valuation case studies; 13. Cross and external validity of SP models.

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