Table 2.

Effect of Moderate and Drastic Restrictions on CO Concentration

All hoursMorning peakEvening peakOff- peakWeekends
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
(a) Moderate phase
PYP (moderate)−0.008−0.037−0.0520.0060.062
(0.066)(0.066)(0.076)(0.089)(0.130)
Observations9,9998251,2492,875707
R20.6540.6370.6000.4830.735
(b) Drastic phase
PYP (drastic)0.1800.131*0.1540.1670.067
(0.147)(0.077)(0.164)(0.199)(0.092)
Observations10,8731,4181,4042,805780
R20.7080.6070.6800.5930.730
p value of hyp. testing:0.1210.046**0.1240.2280.487
|${H_0}:\ {\beta_{drastic}} - {\beta _{moderate}} \le 0$|
|${H_1}:\ {\beta_{drastic}} - {\beta_{moderate}} > 0$|
All hoursMorning peakEvening peakOff- peakWeekends
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
(a) Moderate phase
PYP (moderate)−0.008−0.037−0.0520.0060.062
(0.066)(0.066)(0.076)(0.089)(0.130)
Observations9,9998251,2492,875707
R20.6540.6370.6000.4830.735
(b) Drastic phase
PYP (drastic)0.1800.131*0.1540.1670.067
(0.147)(0.077)(0.164)(0.199)(0.092)
Observations10,8731,4181,4042,805780
R20.7080.6070.6800.5930.730
p value of hyp. testing:0.1210.046**0.1240.2280.487
|${H_0}:\ {\beta_{drastic}} - {\beta _{moderate}} \le 0$|
|${H_1}:\ {\beta_{drastic}} - {\beta_{moderate}} > 0$|

Source: Data from RMCAB. Author’s calculations.

Notes: This table shows PYP estimates from five regressions for the moderate restriction (panel (a)) and five regressions for the drastic restriction (panel (b)). The dependent variable is carbon monoxide (CO) in logs. PYP (moderate) is an indicator variable equal to one after August 18, 1998, and zero otherwise. PYP (drastic) is an indicator variable equal to one after February 6, 2009, and zero otherwise. All specifications are fitted along a polynomial time trend of degree five and include meteorological variables, indicator variables for month of the year, day of the week, and hour of the day. Interactions between weekends and hour of the day are added only in the “all hours” model. Standard errors, in parentheses, are robust to heteroscedasticity and arbitrary correlation within one-week clusters. Estimates marked

*p < 0.10,

**p < 0.05,

***p < 0.01.

Table 2.

Effect of Moderate and Drastic Restrictions on CO Concentration

All hoursMorning peakEvening peakOff- peakWeekends
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
(a) Moderate phase
PYP (moderate)−0.008−0.037−0.0520.0060.062
(0.066)(0.066)(0.076)(0.089)(0.130)
Observations9,9998251,2492,875707
R20.6540.6370.6000.4830.735
(b) Drastic phase
PYP (drastic)0.1800.131*0.1540.1670.067
(0.147)(0.077)(0.164)(0.199)(0.092)
Observations10,8731,4181,4042,805780
R20.7080.6070.6800.5930.730
p value of hyp. testing:0.1210.046**0.1240.2280.487
|${H_0}:\ {\beta_{drastic}} - {\beta _{moderate}} \le 0$|
|${H_1}:\ {\beta_{drastic}} - {\beta_{moderate}} > 0$|
All hoursMorning peakEvening peakOff- peakWeekends
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
(a) Moderate phase
PYP (moderate)−0.008−0.037−0.0520.0060.062
(0.066)(0.066)(0.076)(0.089)(0.130)
Observations9,9998251,2492,875707
R20.6540.6370.6000.4830.735
(b) Drastic phase
PYP (drastic)0.1800.131*0.1540.1670.067
(0.147)(0.077)(0.164)(0.199)(0.092)
Observations10,8731,4181,4042,805780
R20.7080.6070.6800.5930.730
p value of hyp. testing:0.1210.046**0.1240.2280.487
|${H_0}:\ {\beta_{drastic}} - {\beta _{moderate}} \le 0$|
|${H_1}:\ {\beta_{drastic}} - {\beta_{moderate}} > 0$|

Source: Data from RMCAB. Author’s calculations.

Notes: This table shows PYP estimates from five regressions for the moderate restriction (panel (a)) and five regressions for the drastic restriction (panel (b)). The dependent variable is carbon monoxide (CO) in logs. PYP (moderate) is an indicator variable equal to one after August 18, 1998, and zero otherwise. PYP (drastic) is an indicator variable equal to one after February 6, 2009, and zero otherwise. All specifications are fitted along a polynomial time trend of degree five and include meteorological variables, indicator variables for month of the year, day of the week, and hour of the day. Interactions between weekends and hour of the day are added only in the “all hours” model. Standard errors, in parentheses, are robust to heteroscedasticity and arbitrary correlation within one-week clusters. Estimates marked

*p < 0.10,

**p < 0.05,

***p < 0.01.

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