David Brownstone

Affiliations: 
Economics - Ph.D. University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 
Area:
General Economics, Statistics
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Arindam Ghosh grad student 2001 UC Irvine
Seiji S. Steimetz grad student 2004 UC Irvine
Wei-Chung Wang grad student 2005 UC Irvine
Xian Deng grad student 2006 UC Irvine
Jeffrey K. Tsai grad student 2008 UC Irvine
Phillip Li grad student 2012 UC Irvine
Alicia A. Lloro grad student 2013 UC Irvine
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Wong T, Brownstone D, Bunch DS. (2019) Aggregation biases in discrete choice models Journal of Choice Modelling. 31: 210-221
Lloro A, Brownstone D. (2018) Vehicle choice and utilization: Improving estimation with partially observed choices and hybrid pairs Journal of Choice Modelling. 28: 137-152
Brownstone D, Li P. (2017) A model for broad choice data Journal of Choice Modelling. 27: 19-36
Brownstone D, Fang HA. (2014) A Vehicle Ownership And Utilization Choice Model With Endogenous Residential Density Journal of Transport and Land Use. 7: 135-151
Kim J, Brownstone D. (2013) The Impact of Residential Density on Vehicle Usage and Fuel Consumption: Evidence from National Samples Energy Economics. 40: 196-206
Brownstone D, Golob TF. (2009) The impact of residential density on vehicle usage and energy consumption Journal of Urban Economics. 65: 91-98
De Palma A, Ben-Akiva M, Brownstone D, et al. (2008) Risk, uncertainty and discrete choice models Marketing Letters. 19: 269-285
Brownstone D. (2007) Applied Choice Analysis: A Primer Journal of the American Statistical Association. 102: 390-390
Steimetz SSC, Brownstone D. (2005) Estimating Commuters' "Value of Time" with Noisy Data: a Multiple Imputation Approach Transportation Research Part B-Methodological. 39: 865-889
Brownstone D, Small KA. (2005) Valuing time and reliability: Assessing the evidence from road pricing demonstrations Transportation Research Part a: Policy and Practice. 39: 279-293
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