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When Geography meets Econometrics

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  • Tom Pettit
  • Richard Law

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Tom Pettit and Richard Law combine information from geographic information systems (GIS) and econometric modelling to assess the monetary benefits of neighbourhood greenspace and the commuting mode choices made (via public transit, walking, cycling and driving) by people living in the Greater Wellington region.

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  • Tom Pettit & Richard Law, 2013. "When Geography meets Econometrics," Competition & Regulation Times 379904, New Zealand Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation.
    • Handle: RePEc:vuw:vuwcrt:379904
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