Determinants of Consumer Demand for Transportation: A Study in Statistical Methodology |
Contents
METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN DETERMINING | 15 |
DEMAND FOR TRANSPORTATION | 34 |
III | 58 |
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age of cars aggregate assumption AUTO OPERATION auto-credit extended autonomous consumption behavior category of transportation Chapter Three coefficient of determination Combination of cross-section COMBINATION OF TIME-SERIES consumer unit consumption CPI.N CPIŁ CPIt cross-section and time-series cross-section data cross-section sample current dollars DEMAND FOR AUTO DEMAND FOR PUBLIC demand for transportation demand functions demand model disposable income Durbin Watson Econometrics economic empirical estimates Equation error of estimates errors t ratios estimated from cross-section estimated from time-series ESTIMATES OF DEMAND explaining consumers explanatory variables factors Figures in parentheses highway mileage independent variables long-run methods of estimation multicollinearity number of cars obtained from time-series OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PARAMETERS ESTIMATED parentheses are ratios predictive accuracy price variable public transportation ratios of regression Regression coefficient significant standard errors Statistical sumers Table theory of demand time-series and cross-section time-series data time-series observations tion Zero-order correlation coefficient