Isbn: 9780857937926 - handbook of research methods and applications in transport economics and policy (14 resultados)

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Hardback. Condición: New. Transport economics and policy analysis is a field which has seen major advances in methodology in recent decades. The transport sector has many unique characteristics - non-storability, economies of scale and scope, indivisibilities and the extensive production of positive and negative externalities that need careful consideration in any analysis. The aim of this Handbook is to provide an overview of the essential research methods with illustrations of how they are applied in practice.The book is divided into six sections - transport costs, externalities, transport demand, pricing and investment, deregulation and privatisation, and transport policy impacts. Each section comprises several chapters, divided by mode of transport or other relevant factor.Some of the unique features include:a comprehensive overview of methods used in transport economics and policy analysis from leading researchers in the fieldup-to-date methodology for analyzing transport costs and demandexamples of how to value the full range of externalities of transport, including both costs and benefitsguidance on how to assess the impact of privatisation and (de)regulation, with examples from local public transport, rail and airidentification of the relevant factors involved in transport pricing, including roads, public transport, ports and airportsan analysis of the neglected topic of equity in transport.This illustrative overview of research methods will be essential to researchers, students and practitioners in academia, government and business.Contributors: J. Bates, O. Betancor, B. de Borger, T. Fowkes, J. Holmgren, J. Owen Jansson, G. de Jong, G. Lindberg, H. Link, R. Liu, A. Ljungberg, A.D. May, H. Meersman, S. Morrison, C. Nash, J.-E. Nilsson, J. de Dios Ortuzar, J. Preston, S. Proost, L.I. Rizzi, W. Rothengatter, G. de Rus, S. Shepherd, A. Smith, J. Stanley, J. Stanley, S. Pettersen Strandenes, D. Van de Velde, E. Van de Voorde, R. Vickerman, P. Wheat, M. Wolanski.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Transport economics and policy analysis is a field which has seen major advances in methodology in recent decades. The transport sector has many unique characteristics - non-storability, economies of scale and scope, indivisibilities and the extensive production of positive and negative externalities that need careful consideration in any analysis. The aim of this Handbook is to provide an overview of the essential research methods with illustrations of how they are applied in practice.The book is divided into six sections - transport costs, externalities, transport demand, pricing and investment, deregulation and privatisation, and transport policy impacts. Each section comprises several chapters, divided by mode of transport or other relevant factor.Some of the unique features include:a comprehensive overview of methods used in transport economics and policy analysis from leading researchers in the fieldup-to-date methodology for analyzing transport costs and demandexamples of how to value the full range of externalities of transport, including both costs and benefitsguidance on how to assess the impact of privatisation and (de)regulation, with examples from local public transport, rail and airidentification of the relevant factors involved in transport pricing, including roads, public transport, ports and airportsan analysis of the neglected topic of equity in transport.This illustrative overview of research methods will be essential to researchers, students and practitioners in academia, government and business.Contributors: J. Bates, O. Betancor, B. de Borger, T. Fowkes, J. Holmgren, J. Owen Jansson, G. de Jong, G. Lindberg, H. Link, R. Liu, A. Ljungberg, A.D. May, H. Meersman, S. Morrison, C. Nash, J.-E. Nilsson, J. de Dios Ortuzar, J. Preston, S. Proost, L.I. Rizzi, W. Rothengatter, G. de Rus, S. Shepherd, A. Smith, J. Stanley, J. Stanley, S. Pettersen Strandenes, D. Van de Velde, E. Van de Voorde, R. Vickerman, P. Wheat, M. Wolanski The transport sector has many unique characteristics - non-storability, economies of scale and scope, indivisibilities and extensive production of positive and negative externalities - that need careful consideration in any analysis. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. Transport economics and policy analysis is a field which has seen major advances in methodology in recent decades. The transport sector has many unique characteristics - non-storability, economies of scale and scope, indivisibilities and the extensive production of positive and negative externalities that need careful consideration in any analysis. The aim of this Handbook is to provide an overview of the essential research methods with illustrations of how they are applied in practice.The book is divided into six sections - transport costs, externalities, transport demand, pricing and investment, deregulation and privatisation, and transport policy impacts. Each section comprises several chapters, divided by mode of transport or other relevant factor.Some of the unique features include:a comprehensive overview of methods used in transport economics and policy analysis from leading researchers in the fieldup-to-date methodology for analyzing transport costs and demandexamples of how to value the full range of externalities of transport, including both costs and benefitsguidance on how to assess the impact of privatisation and (de)regulation, with examples from local public transport, rail and airidentification of the relevant factors involved in transport pricing, including roads, public transport, ports and airportsan analysis of the neglected topic of equity in transport.This illustrative overview of research methods will be essential to researchers, students and practitioners in academia, government and business.Contributors: J. Bates, O. Betancor, B. de Borger, T. Fowkes, J. Holmgren, J. Owen Jansson, G. de Jong, G. Lindberg, H. Link, R. Liu, A. Ljungberg, A.D. May, H. Meersman, S. Morrison, C. Nash, J.-E. Nilsson, J. de Dios Ortuzar, J. Preston, S. Proost, L.I. Rizzi, W. Rothengatter, G. de Rus, S. Shepherd, A. Smith, J. Stanley, J. Stanley, S. Pettersen Strandenes, D. Van de Velde, E. Van de Voorde, R. Vickerman, P. Wheat, M. Wolanski.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Transport economics and policy analysis is a field which has seen major advances in methodology in recent decades. The transport sector has many unique characteristics - non-storability, economies of scale and scope, indivisibilities and the extensive production of positive and negative externalities that need careful consideration in any analysis. The aim of this Handbook is to provide an overview of the essential research methods with illustrations of how they are applied in practice.The book is divided into six sections - transport costs, externalities, transport demand, pricing and investment, deregulation and privatisation, and transport policy impacts. Each section comprises several chapters, divided by mode of transport or other relevant factor.Some of the unique features include:a comprehensive overview of methods used in transport economics and policy analysis from leading researchers in the fieldup-to-date methodology for analyzing transport costs and demandexamples of how to value the full range of externalities of transport, including both costs and benefitsguidance on how to assess the impact of privatisation and (de)regulation, with examples from local public transport, rail and airidentification of the relevant factors involved in transport pricing, including roads, public transport, ports and airportsan analysis of the neglected topic of equity in transport.This illustrative overview of research methods will be essential to researchers, students and practitioners in academia, government and business.Contributors: J. Bates, O. Betancor, B. de Borger, T. Fowkes, J. Holmgren, J. Owen Jansson, G. de Jong, G. Lindberg, H. Link, R. Liu, A. Ljungberg, A.D. May, H. Meersman, S. Morrison, C. Nash, J.-E. Nilsson, J. de Dios Ortuzar, J. Preston, S. Proost, L.I. Rizzi, W. Rothengatter, G. de Rus, S. Shepherd, A. Smith, J. Stanley, J. Stanley, S. Pettersen Strandenes, D. Van de Velde, E. Van de Voorde, R. Vickerman, P. Wheat, M. Wolanski The transport sector has many unique characteristics - non-storability, economies of scale and scope, indivisibilities and extensive production of positive and negative externalities - that need careful consideration in any analysis. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…