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50 years of transport resea...
These proceedings of the 16th International Symposium on Theory and Practice in Transport Economics sketch a broad overview of transport economics research since the inception of the ECMT in 1953 and map out the directions for future work. The 22 papers presented cover such topics as transport infrastructure's contribution to economic growth, modal split, competition in the transport sector, the need for a supra-national regulatory authority, charging systems, and environmental sustainability.
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monografia Rebiun36019440 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun36019440 m o d | cr || |||m|n|| 051006s2005 fr ab ob 100 0 eng d 1-280-35803-3 9786610358038 92-821-0349-8 10.1787/9789282103494-en doi UPVA 998952193303706 UAM 991007663527604211 CBUC 991003796760806714 CBUC 991004316410206713 CBUC 991011038654906709 CBUC 991009705358206719 CBUC 991012608870206708 UCAR 991007753146204213 MiAaPQ eng rda pn MiAaPQ MiAaPQ eng 380 22 83.72 bcl Conferencia Europea de Ministros de Transportes 50 years of transport research experience gained and major challenges ahead : 16th International Symposium on Theory and Practice in Transport Economics : Budapest, 29-31 October 2003 : introductory reports and summary of discussions Fifty years of transport research Paris European Conference of Ministers of Transport c2005 Paris Paris European Conference of Ministers of Transport 1 online resource (556 p. ) 1 online resource (556 p. ) Text txt computer c online resource cr International Symposium on Theory and Practice in Transport Economics 2311827X no.16 Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph Includes bibliographical references Topic 1. Transport and Economic Growth: Which Interdependencies? -- Decoupling of Freight Transport and Economic Activity: Realism or Utopia? by H.Meersman and E. Van de Voorde -- Economic Impacts of Infrastructure Investment: The Spanish Infrastructure Plan 2000-2010 by R. Iziguierdo -- History of the Transition of the Hungarian Transport Industry and Infrastructure by L. Ruppert -- The Correlation between Freight Transport and Economic Growth by P. Hilferink -- A Transport System Model that is More Compatible with the European Macroeconomic Environment by J. Burnewicz -- The Economic Cost of Congestion when Road Capacity is Constrained: Lessons from Congestion Charging in London by P. Goodwin -- Decoupling of Economic and Transport Growth: Background, Findings and Prospects by S. Rommerskirchen -- Topic 2. Competition and Regulation: Substitutes or Complements? -- Non-Market Allocation in Transport: A Reassessment of its Justification and the Challenge of Institutional Transition by U. Blum -- Infrastructure Funding and Public-Private Partnerships by A. Bonnafous -- Competition (vs. Regulation) in Transport: A Mixed Blessing or Utopia? by G. Giannopoulos -- The Benefits of Deregulation by S. Barrett -- Competition and Regulation in the Public Choice Perspective by M. Ponti -- Competition and Regulation in the Transport Sector: A Recurrent Game and Some Pending Issues by J. M. Viegas -- Competition and Regulation: The Role of Ownership by A. Smyth -- Topic 3. Sustainability of Transport: The Roles of Model Split and Pricing -- Freight Transport and Logistical Imperatives for the Modal Split by G. Aberle -- Changing Location and Infrastructure Patterns for Sustainability by H. Knoflacher -- Modal Shifts, Elasticities and Qualitative Factors by M. Beuthe, C. Bouffioux and J. De Mayer -- Integrated Policies for Improving Modal Split in Urban Areas by A. Monzon -- Influencing the Modal Split: The Roles of Different Modes by A. Musso -- Scope and Limits of Charging as a Means of Promoting Sustainable Development by E. Quinet -- Counterfactual Analysis of Urban Transport Development by J. O. Jansson -- Sustainable Transport Pricing: From Theory towards Application by F. Walters and S. Suter -- Summary of Discussions -- Summary of Discussions by L. Ruppert -- Concluding Remarks by M.Violland These proceedings of the 16th International Symposium on Theory and Practice in Transport Economics sketch a broad overview of transport economics research since the inception of the ECMT in 1953 and map out the directions for future work. The 22 papers presented cover such topics as transport infrastructure's contribution to economic growth, modal split, competition in the transport sector, the need for a supra-national regulatory authority, charging systems, and environmental sustainability. English Transportation- Research- Congresses Transportation- Congresses Conferencia Europea de Ministros de Transportes International Symposium on Theory and Practice in Transport Economics 16th :. 2003 :. Budapest, Hungary) 92-821-2333-2 International Symposium on Theory and Practice in Transport Economics 2311827X no.16