2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.trd.2015.04.011
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Analysis of consumer response to fuel price fluctuations applying sample selection model to GPS panel data: Dynamics in individuals’ car use

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“…Additionally, it shows that the effect of life events is more noticeable when inertia effects are included in the model. The result is consistent with Dutch panel studies that show that driving is very steady in the Dutch population (Yang and Timmermans 2015). Our finding adds to these studies by showing the interaction between life events and inertia effects.…”
Section: Inertia Effectssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Additionally, it shows that the effect of life events is more noticeable when inertia effects are included in the model. The result is consistent with Dutch panel studies that show that driving is very steady in the Dutch population (Yang and Timmermans 2015). Our finding adds to these studies by showing the interaction between life events and inertia effects.…”
Section: Inertia Effectssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Most long-term surveys cover a maximum of 7 days and are not panel data (Ortúzar et al;Carrel et al;. GPS-based prompted recall activity-travel survey allows for longitudinal surveys, using GPS devices carried by respondents (Frignani et al;2010;Yang and Timmermans;. Recall methods can be implemented on mobile devices (Rindfüser et al;Cottrill et al;.…”
Section: From Diary Surveys To Location-aware Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Panel data are difficult and expensive to collect using standard survey techniques (Yang and Timmermans;, and sometimes inexistant, e.g., for the analysis of induced trafic at an aggregate level (Weis and Axhausen;2009). In absence of actual panel data, pseudo panel data are constructed by grouping individuals from cross sectional sectional data into cohorts and by considering behavior of cohorts as individuals (Deaton;1985;Weis and Axhausen;2009;McDonald;.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, variability in mode choice between years decreases cost-sensitiveness for car and public transport modes. Also, Yang and Timmermans (2015) found a significant degree of inertia in car use behaviour in response to increased fuel prices. These findings show that it is essential to distinguish within and between effects.…”
Section: Research Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The 2104 dataset served as baseline in the analysis. Repeated tours may indicate a preference for specific travel modes (Yang and Timmermans, 2015). To examine the impact of repeating tours, two variables were constructed, namely a variable that measures if the same home-based tour occurred in the previous year and a variable that measures if the same home-based tour occurred on another day in the same year.…”
Section: Datamentioning
confidence: 99%