Automobile safety regulation: Rebuttal and new data

L.S. Robertson

American Journal of Public Health, 1984, vol. 74, issue 12, 1390-1394

Abstract: A respecification of the regression model applied to additional data results in an estimate of about 45,000 lives preserved by regulations during 1975-78, similar to my previous estimates, and 105,000 lives during 1975-1982. The model allows for introduction of new regulations after 1968 and increased compliance. This result is similar to estimates obtained by several investigators using a variety of methods.

Date: 1984
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