Group Name’s Group Project
Brief Group Reflection
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Priorities for Feedback
Are there any areas on which you would appreciate more detailed feedback if we’re able to offer it?
Response to Questions
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1. Who collected the InsideAirbnb data?
( 2 points; Answer due Week 7 )
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2. Why did they collect the InsideAirbnb data?
( 4 points; Answer due Week 7 )
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3. How did they collect it?
( 5 points; Answer due Week 8 )
4. How does the method of collection (Q3) impact the completeness and/or accuracy of the InsideAirbnb data? How well does it represent the process it seeks to study, and what wider issues does this raise?
( 11 points; Answer due Week 9 )
5. What ethical considerations does the use of the InsideAirbnb data raise?
( 18 points; Answer due Tuesday, 17 December 2024 )
6. With reference to the InsideAirbnb data (i.e. using numbers, figures, maps, and descriptive statistics), what does an analysis of Hosts and the types of properties that they list suggest about the nature of Airbnb lettings in London?
( 15 points; Answer due Tuesday, 17 December 2024 )
7. Drawing on your previous answers, and supporting your response with evidence (e.g. figures, maps, EDA/ESDA, and simple statistical analysis/models drawing on experience from, e.g., CASA0007), how could the InsideAirbnb data set be used to inform the regulation of Short-Term Lets (STL) in London?
( 45 points; Answer due Tuesday, 17 December 2024 )