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Drawing on household data collected in Germany between 1997 and 2012, this article investigates the heterogeneity in the direct rebound effect of individual mobility using discrete-continuous models, a common technique for addressing selectivity biases in data sets with endogenously partitioned...
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Discrete-continuous models have become a common technique for addressing selectivity biases in data sets with endogenously partitioned observational units. Alternative two-stage approaches have been suggested by LEE (1983), DUBIN and MCFADDEN (1984), and DAHL (2002), all of which capture the...
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Discrete-continuous models have become a common technique for addressing selectivity biases in data sets with endogenously partitioned observational units. Alternative two-stage approaches have been suggested by LEE (1983), DUBIN and MCFADDEN (1984), and DAHL (2002), all of which capture the...
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