embedding effect
embedding effect noun: the inconsistency in the value of a specific public good by using a contingent valuation or willingness-to-pay method due to the difficulty for individuals to identify the particular value that they attach to one particular thing which is embedded in a collection of similar things; these resulting problems are called the part-whole bias and sequencing and nesting.
Noun
embedding effect (plural embedding effects)
- The inconsistency in the value of a specific public good by using a contingent valuation or willingness-to-pay method due to the difficulty for individuals to identify the particular value that they attach to one particular thing which is embedded in a collection of similar things; these resulting problems are called the part-whole bias and sequencing and nesting.
Forms of embedding effect
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Questions about embedding effect
- What does embedding effect mean?
- Embedding effect means the inconsistency in the value of a specific public good by using a contingent valuation or willingness-to-pay method due to the difficulty for individuals to identify the particular value that they attach to one particular thing which is embedded in a collection of similar things; these resulting problems are called the part-whole bias and sequencing and nesting.
- What part of speech is embedding effect?
- Embedding effect is a noun.
- What is the plural of embedding effect?
- The plural of embedding effect is embedding effects.
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