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Distribution of public willingness to pay a premium for organic food.

Distribution of public willingness to pay a premium for organic food.

<p>Distribution of public willingness to pay a premium for organic food.</p>

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Main Author: Shin-Cheng Yeh (20156895) (author)
Other Authors: Pei-Xuan Chen (18085422) (author), Chih-Cheng Lin (603437) (author), I-Chun Chiang (21608861) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biotechnology
Ecology
Developmental Biology
Science Policy
Infectious Diseases
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
targeted educational initiatives
sustainable development goals
science background exhibit
many respondents struggled
higher perceived value
genetically modified organisms
enhancing food security
effective communication strategies
basic genetic concepts
informed public discourse
build public trust
wtp analysis reveals
gmos &# 8217
close knowledge gaps
public perception
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stronger preference
significant gap
sdg 2
results show
public attitudes
paying premiums
organic products
organic agriculture
moderate concerns
largely positive
gmos ),
generally neutral
findings underscore
environmental risks
economic preferences
alleviating poverty
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