“…Moreover, we are advocating for the method of experts because they are holders of asymmetric and timely information as compared to scientific literature (Lang, 1994). Delphi consists in establishing an objective to be investigated, creating a questionnaire to assess the experts' opinion, finding a moderator, identifying the experts, conducting two or three iterations of consultations, data aggregation and feedback, results analysis and reporting (Franklin and Hart, 2007). Concerning the sources of data, the experts have to be knowledgeable and their number varies between 7 to around 20 (Gordon, n.d.).…”