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. 2024 May 16;19(5):e0292336. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0292336

Table 5. Relative importance of attributes for cannabis edibles using a latent class model.

Part-Worth Utility OR WTP Part-Worth Utility OR WTP
Segment Sizes Group 1–65.2% Group 2–34.8%
Price for Package -0.09 N/A N/A -0.68 N/A N/A
Type of Edible Candy 0.43 2.43 -48.23 0.26 1.81 -4.34
Baked 0.03 1.64 -26.71 0.07 1.50 -2.98
Savory -0.46 Ref Ref -0.33 Ref Ref
Amount of THC per Package 5 mg -0.19 Ref Ref -2.80 Ref Ref
10 mg 0.01 1.23 -11.04 -1.30 4.47 -10.97
50 mg 0.10 1.34 -15.91 1.17 52.98 -29.08
100 mg 0.08 1.31 -14.80 2.92 304.27 -41.88
Cannabis Taste Strong -0.35 Ref Ref -0.24 Ref Ref
Mild 0.10 1.58 -24.66 0.03 1.31 -1.97
None 0.25 1.82 -32.59 0.21 1.56 -3.28
Package Information None -0.27 Ref Ref -0.08 Ref Ref
Basic 0.08 1.42 -19.21 -0.10 0.98 0.18
Detailed 0.19 1.58 -24.84 0.18 1.29 -1.84
Consistency of THC across servings Unknown -0.14 Ref Ref -0.19 Ref Ref
Exactly the same 0.14 1.33 -15.31 0.19 1.47 -2.83
Product Recommendations Seller -0.04 1.08 -3.96 -0.20 0.77 1.90
Family/Friend 0.10 1.23 -11.33 0.08 1.03 -0.18
Online 0.05 1.17 -4.71 0.06 1.00 -1.91
None -0.11 Ref Ref 0.06 Ref Ref
Regulated by Health Canada Yes 0.25 1.52 -22.87 0.17 1.21 -1.40
No -0.17 Ref Ref -0.02 Ref Ref
Unknown -0.07 1.11 -5.53 -0.15 0.88 0.90

OR–Odds Ratio; WTP–Willingness to Pay in Canadian Dollars