1{2 "record_id": "01e2f1bf2915117a013dff8a924c07e2ed16f152",3 "eligible": false,4 "exclusion_reason": "No hedonic coefficient table. The paper estimates a generalized propensity score (GPS) dose-response function of price per m2 with respect to four continuous 'treatments' (relative immigrant density/diversity, restaurant density/diversity); results are presented only as dose-response figures and the housing/location covariates (rooms, dwelling type, garden, distances) enter the first-step selection equation. Only Tables 1-3 (descriptives, dummies, correlations) are printed; no coefficients on housing characteristics are available.",5 "study": {6 "title": "Living apart together: The economic value of ethnic diversity in cities",7 "year": 2022,8 "doi": "10.1177/23998083221082112",9 "country": "Netherlands",10 "region_city": "Amsterdam",11 "sample_start": 2006,12 "sample_end": 2011,13 "property_type": "mixed",14 "price_type": "transaction",15 "data_source": "NVM transaction microdata (40,140 dwellings, 2006-2011) matched with OIS Amsterdam immigrant and restaurant data",16 "document_type": "journal",17 "estimators": ["other"],18 "spatial_method": "none",19 "time_fe": true,20 "location_fe": false,21 "se_type": "unknown",22 "n_obs_total": 40140,23 "ai_methods": [],24 "notes": "Environment and Planning B 2022 (metadata year 2018 is inconsistent with the DOI). Dependent variable is price per m2 (constant 2008 euros). Method: Hirano-Imbens GPS with multiple continuous treatments (Egger & von Ehrlich 2013); dose-response outputs are graphical only."25 },26 "models": [],27 "coefficients": []28}29