Paying for Quietness: The Impact of Noise on Geneva Rents

By A. Baranzini, J. Ramirez. 2005

123 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Speech and Hearing

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In Economics and Econometrics

1. Lina Jonsson
2. Gaurav S. Ghosh
3. Henrik Andersson
4. M. Ögren
5. Fernando Carriazo
6. Reinhard Madlener

In Speech and Hearing

1. Gaurav S. Ghosh
2. Fernando Carriazo

Citations in the corpus

• Property Prices and Exposure to Multiple Noise Sources: Hedonic Regression with Road and Railway Noise (2010, background): “Baranzini and Ramirez (2005) examined the effect of different noise indicators in hedonic studies and found that the impact was “fundamentally the same, whatever the noise measure used” (p. 643).”
• A Comparison of Three Methods of Estimation in the Context of Spatial Modeling (2009, methodology): “The semi-log specification is commonly used in hedonic analysis (e.g., Baranzini and Ramirez, 2005; Pope, 2005) because it permits intuitive interpretation of the coefficients associated with the attributes, which serve as the independent variables in the model.”
• A sight for sore eyes: Assessing the value of view and land use in the housing market (2011, unknown): “Thus, as in Baranzini and Ramirez (2005), we calculate the distance from each building to the major public infrastructures, such as primary schools, public transport stops and the distance to city centre, which approximates the location of major economic activities.”