“…Similarly, the DID technique is adopted to understand the impact of terrorist attacks on the P2PA market in Paris, which, predictably, has a significant negative effect on both market demand and rental performance ( Chen, Chen, & He, 2021 ). Yeon, Kim, Song, and Kim (2020) apply both DID and a triple difference (DDD) approach in examining the impact of short-term rental regulation on P2PA performance, demonstrating a substantial difference between the pre- and post-regulation. Such types of modeling are also used in examining the impacts of: (1) Airbnb on hotel performance and employment (e.g., Mhlanga, 2019 , 2020 , 2021 ), (2) consumer animosity on demand for sharing-based accommodations (e.g., Li, Li, Wang, & Yang, 2021 ), and (3) the offshore wind farm on the vacation rental market (e.g., Carr-Harris & Lang, 2019 ).…”