Auctions 101: Lessons from a Decade in the Lab. What Am I Bid for...Safer Food?

Jason Shogren, Dermot Hayes, John Fox and Todd Cherry

Staff General Research Papers Archive from Iowa State University, Department of Economics

Abstract: Laboratory auctions show that consumers may be willing to pay more for pathogen-free food products treated with technologies such as irradiation, but the degree to which they are willing to pay may depend on the messages - pro and con - they hear and read.

Date: 2002-04-01
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Published in Choices, Spring 2002,, pp. 16-21

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