[R-jobs] Consultant needed for WTP analysis based on results from a conjoint survey

[Paul Miller]

We are in the process of analyzing data from a discrete-choice conjoint survey and are looking for a consultant who can help us assess willingness to pay (WTP). We are currently able to assess overall WTP using the coefficients from our conjoint analysis but would like assistance in determining if significant differences in WTP exist across a number of subgroups via a segmented analysis or some other procedure. Our company is planning to do more conjoint studies in the future and may elect to work with an external consultant on an ongoing basis as needed. � 
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Please send your resume for immediate consideration to this email address. 

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Thanks, 
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Paul





We are in the process of analyzing data from a discrete-choice conjoint survey and are looking for a consultant who can help us assess willingness to pay (WTP). We are currently able to assess overall WTP using the coefficients from our conjoint analysis but would like assistance in determining if significant differences in WTP exist across a number of subgroups via a segmented analysis or some other procedure. Our company is planning to do more conjoint studies in the future and may elect to work with an external consultant on an ongoing basis as needed. � 
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Please send your resume for immediate consideration to this email address. 

� 
Thanks, 
� 
Paul
We are in the process of analyzing data from a discrete-choice conjoint survey and are looking for a consultant who can help us assess willingness to pay (WTP). We are currently able to assess overall WTP using the coefficients from our conjoint analysis but would like assistance in determining if significant differences in WTP exist across a number of subgroups via a segmented analysis or some other procedure. Our company is planning to do more conjoint studies in the future and may elect to work with an external consultant on an ongoing basis as needed. �
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Please send your resume for immediate consideration to this email address.
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Thanks,
�
Paul


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