Analysis Report Three for MBA 673. Includes SQL queries, R visualizations, and recommendations based on the MIMIC-Ill database examining healthcare provider interactions with Electronic Health Records.

This project analyses a Discrete Choice Experiment (DCE) conducted by Czajkowski, Jusypenko, and White (2025; data collected 2021) on a representative sample of Victorian households. Respondents chose between a heritage conservation scenario described by multiple attributes and a status quo (no additional conservation expenditure). The experiment covered three heritage types: historic buildings, historic sites, and cultural landscapes. Research questions: RQ1: Which heritage attributes most strongly drive conservation choices, and how do willingness-to-pay (WTP) estimates differ across heritage types? RQ2: Are there latent preference segments with systematically different valuations? RQ3: Can socio-demographic characteristics explain class membership? RQ4: Do respondents engage in Attribute Non-Attendance (ANA) for cost and distance, and how does accounting for ANA affect welfare measures?