Exploring the role of worker income and workplace characteristics on the journey to work
作者： Davis Chacon-Hurtado , Konstantina Gkritza , Jon D. Fricker , David J. Yu
DOI: 10.1080/15568318.2018.1490466
关键词: Sociology 、 Gravity (chemistry) 、 Journey to work 、 Economic geography 、 Attraction 、 Trip distribution
摘要: AbstractTraditional trip distribution processes that rely heavily on gravity models fail to capture how the characteristics of individuals or heterogeneity in attributes attraction zones...
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