Effects of Incentive Amount and Type of Web Survey Response Rates

Jared Coopersmith, Lisa Klein Vogel, Timothy Bruursema and Kathleen Feeney

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Abstract: Providing meaningful incentives demonstrates to respondents that researchers understand the competing demands on their time and value their input.

Keywords: incentives; response rates; web surveys (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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