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This study explores determinants of customer choice behaviour in passenger rail competition on two cross-border routes …, Cologne–Brussels and Cologne–Amsterdam. It fills a gap in the literature on competition in commercial passenger rail by … customer cards. Our results imply that entry into the commercial passenger rail market may be more difficult than often thought …
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In this paper we study individuals’ choice of general practitioners (GPs) utilizing revealed preferences data from the introduction of a regular general practitioner scheme in Norway. Having information on relevant travel distances, we compute decision makers’ travel costs associated with...
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In discrete choice labor supply analysis, it is often reasonably expected that utility will increase with income. Yet, analyses based on discrete choice models sometimes mention that, when no restriction is imposed a priori in the optimization program, the monotonicity condition is not fully...
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Data about 233 new car models were collected, and a measure of customer success in bargaining for a new car (alpha) was created by computing the ratio between the discount received on the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) and the negotiable range (MSRP−dealer's car cost). One...
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second class, of non-suburban long distance passenger transport demand for Indian railways using annual time series data for … their persistence on evolution of the dynamic passenger transport demand system. The models are estimated using a … passenger transport demand and the price variable, i.e. real rate charged per passenger kilometer. Results show that travel …
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We examine the role of defaults in high-frequency, small-scale choices using unique data on over 13 million New York City taxi rides. Using a regression discontinuity design, we show that default tip suggestions have a large impact on tip amounts. These results are supported by a secondary...
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