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Neighborhoods, cars, and commuting in New York City: A discrete choice approach
Deborah Salon
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Business & Economics
Discrete Choice
100%
Commuting
96%
Car
68%
Ownership
34%
Residential Location
24%
Travel Time
20%
Transportation Policy
13%
Wasting
12%
Traffic Congestion
12%
Survey Data
12%
Travel Cost
11%
Alternative Investments
11%
Location Choice
10%
Population Density
10%
Externalities
8%
Econometrics
7%
Resources
5%
Modeling
5%
Social Sciences
travel
72%
transportation policy
40%
traffic congestion
39%
population density
32%
econometrics
31%
determinants
19%
time
19%
costs
15%
resources
12%
Engineering & Materials Science
Travel time
86%
Population Density
50%
Traffic congestion
46%
Costs
15%