The monetary subjective health evaluation for commuting long distances in Chile: A latent class analysis
Abstract
Long‐distance commuting (LDC) is a growing phenomenon in specialized countries in extractive industries such as Chile. There has also been a growing concern about the potential impacts on the health of long‐distance commuters. This paper formalizes the relationship between commuting distance and self‐assessed health status and shows the monetary valuation of health costs for commuting long distances using a latent class approach. This...
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Title
The monetary subjective health evaluation for commuting long distances in Chile: A latent class analysis
Published Date
Jan 16, 2019
Journal
Volume
98
Issue
3
Pages
1397 - 1417
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