Survey translation headquaters

<p>The current average risk for somebody like you to have a Mild Hypertension (Mildly elevated blood pressure) during the next 10 years is 105 in 1000 (Overall risk in Spain as illustration). Imagine that a novel public treatment program will reduce your risk to 85 in 1000 for the next 10-year period. Please imagine that the health risk reduction would take effect immediately if the program is implemented and that the illness itself will not affect your disposable income. Any loss of income that may be associated with the health condition would be fully covered by an insurance scheme or from state benefits.</p>

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<p>This risk reduction program comes at a cost to you, but the cost is uncertain. You will now be asked how much it is worth to you to reduce the risk of having this illness. </p>

<p>You may feel that reducing the risk of having this health condition is worth only a very little or even nothing. Then again, you may feel it is worth quite a lot. Remember that if you pay for this risk reduction program, you will have less money to spend on other things. Imagine that if the average willingness to pay per person is higher than the average cost per person, the public risk reduction program will be implemented and everybody will have to pay.</p>

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