Behavioral responses to the London July 2005 bombings making deductions from counterfactual estimation and regression analysis Prager, Fynnwin creator author. text bibliography Electronic books. Case studies cau 2014 monographic eng remote 1 online resource : illustration (black and white) This case study first highlights the challenges of estimating the relevant counterfactual: what would London Underground passenger journeys be if the terrorist attack not occurred? The second challenge involved explaining passenger journey reductions; our approach was to explore alternative explanations - such as preexisting trends, seasonal changes, economic growth, special events, and station closures following the attack - for the reduction in passenger journeys following the attacks. We were unable to either rule out or confirm due to a lack of data the common sense explanation that people were more fearful of using the London Underground in the aftermath of the attacks. specialized Fynnwin Prager. Includes bibliographical references. London Terrorist Bombings, London, England, 2005 Research Case studies Attentats terroristes de Londres, Londres, Angleterre, 2005 Recherche Études de cas Research England London London Terrorist Bombings (London, England : 2005) fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39Qhp4vB9tJb6BYk8bDpbCbym 2005 fast HV6433.G713L65 363.3259388409421 SAGE research methods. Cases 9781473948488 1473948487 http://proxy.library.tamu.edu/login?url=https://methods.sagepub.com/case/london-july-2005-bombings-deductions-counterfactual-estimation-regression UAB 151110 20260205205508.3 in00005681101 eng