A Theoretical Basis for Hedonic Regression: A Research Primer
Real Estate EconomicsPublished 1 March 1984
Radcliffe G. Edmonds
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Abstract
The hedonic regression, estimation of an hedonic price function, is shown to be an approximation of a multifaceted consumption possibilities frontier in characteristics space. Consequently, a linear functional form is inappropriate, included characteristics must be restricted to those which pertain to the good itself, and the estimated intercept and qualitative characteristic coefficients are easily interpretable.
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