Developing attributes and attribute-levels for a discrete choice experiment on micro health insurance in rural Malawi

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Gilbert Abotisem Abiiro
Gerald Leppert
Grace Bongololo Mbera
Paul J Robyn
Manuela De Allegri
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[1] University of Heidelberg,Institute of Public Health, Medical Faculty
[2] Faculty of Planning and Land Management,Department of Planning and Management
[3] University for Development Studies,Department for Cooperative Studies
[4] University of Cologne,undefined
[5] Research for Equity and Community Health Trust (REACH Trust),undefined
[6] The World Bank,undefined
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Discrete choice experiment; Attribute and attribute-levels development; Qualitative study; Micro health insurance; Rural communities; Malawi;
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