Water supply, Consumer preferences, Discrete choice, Lexicographic preferences

Anand, P.B.

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Research Papers in Economics

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Consumer Preferences for Water Supply? An Application of Choice Models to Urban India

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Consumer Preferences for Water Supply? An Application of Choice Models to Urban India

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