SP2.1 Conjoint experiment on welfare scheme preferences and predictive tool

Elliott Johnson; Matthew T. Johnson; Joe Chrisp; Daniel Nettle

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/HTSQC

Understanding the prospective public health impact and social feasibility of Universal Basic Income schemes in the UK /

SP2.1 Conjoint experiment on welfare scheme preferences and predictive tool

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