Discrete-Time Duration Models is a class of statistical models in duration analysis that belong to the broader category of duration models and are distinguished by their specification of the hazard function in discrete time intervals, enabling the modeling of event occurrence probabilities at distinct, countable time points rather than continuously over time.
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Residential Mobility, Housing Equity and the Labour Market
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