Abstract
AbstractThe standard travel cost model has treated on‐site time ambiguously over the years. This paper shows how to handle on‐site time by exploring the implications of two assumptions in the travel cost model: first, people choose the amount of time that they spend on a site, and second, the time spent on‐site is exogenous. This paper uses a duality result to show that when on‐site time is chosen, the standard travel cost demand function takes a particularly simple form. With slight modification, standard estimation and welfare calculations continue to hold.
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