In this paper the effectiveness of using a proxy for potential variables in a regression model is analyzed. The results strongly suggest that potential variables provide greater explanatory power of accessibility than the proxy, especially in disaggregated testing.

Aggregation/disaggregation of intraurban residential location models and the perils of a proxy for potential variables

Cities and housing; the spatial pattern of urban residential land use.

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Aggregation/disaggregation of intraurban residential location models and the perils of a proxy for potential variables

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Cities and housing; the spatial pattern of urban residential land use.

Linear aggregation of economic relations

Linear Aggregation of Economic Relations

An econometric model of intraurban location

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