Presentation by Ivana Logar May 12

On may 12, Ivana Logar (EAWAG) is presenting a paper on 'Attribute non-attendance in discrete choice experiments: Evidence from Swiss case studies' in the lunch seminar series. ZUE G1, 12.15-13.15

05.05.2017 by Robert Finger

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