Identifying risk factors for household burdens of road traffic fatalities: regression results from a cross-sectional survey in Taiwan

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Lanying Huang
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[1] National Taipei University,Graduate School of Criminology
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Road Traffic Crash; Fatal Crash; Residential Relocation; Occupational Impact; Road Traffic Fatality;
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