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A utility-based framework for measuring perceived job accessibility using destination-mode choice models
Perceived accessibility has become a central concept in accessibility research, but it is usually measured with psychometric scales, which are not decomposed into the components of accessibility, cannot be recomputed for new scenarios and carry no welfare interpretation. This paper argues that perce
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