Home or Office:Technology, Attitude, and At-Home Work

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Home or Office:Technology, Attitude, and At-Home Work

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Levinson, David M

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1996

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This paper examines the influence of technology and employer attitude on the decision to work at home. Using data from a suburban Washington household travel survey, it is found that both technology and a favorable employer attitude are positively associated with the number of hours and days in a two week period during which a respondent works at home. Other factors, including demographics, socio-economics, commuting time, and employer type were not statistically significant. Log-linear and translog forms were better fits than a simpler linear form.

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Telecommuting, Travel Behavior, At-Home Work, Washington DC region

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Nexus Working Papers;000012

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Levinson, David M. (1996). Home or Office:Technology, Attitude, and At-Home Work. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/179842.

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