Discussion Papers
The JTRC Discussion Paper Series makes economic research commissioned or carried out at the Joint Transport Research
Centre available to researchers and practitioners. The aim is to contribute to the understanding of the transport sector
and to provide inputs to transport policy design. The Discussion Papers are not edited by the JTRC and they reflect the
author's opinions alone.
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Liberalisation of International Civil Aviation: Charting the
Legal Flightpath
Antigoni LYKOTRAFITI, International Transport Forum, Paris,
France
Discussion Paper No 2015-18,
September 2015
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Shifting Towards Low Carbon Mobility Systems
Aimée AGUILAR JABER, International Transport Forum, Paris, France and Daniela GLOCKER,
OECD, Paris, France Discussion Paper No 2015-17, May 2015
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Policy Strategies
for Vehicle Electrification
Gunnar LINDBERG and Lasse FRIDSTRØM, Institute of Transport Economics, Oslo, Norway
Discussion Paper No 2015-16, May 2015
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Tourism Facilitation as Part of Transport Policy: Summary of international experiences
OECD/ITF
Discussion Paper No 2015-15, May 2015
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Cruise Shipping and Urban Development: State of the Art of the Industry and Cruise Ports
Thanos PALLIS, University of the Aegean, Chios, Greece
Discussion Paper No 2015-14, May 2015
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Port Hinterland Connectivity
Olaf Merk, International Transport Forum, Paris, France and Theo Notteboom, Dalian Maritime University, Peoples' Republic of China
Discussion Paper No 2015-13, May 2015
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Efficiency in Railway Operations and Infrastructure Management
Dejan MAKOVSEK, Vincent BENEZECH, and Stephen PERKINS, International Transport Forum, Paris, France
Discussion Paper No 2015-12,
May 2015
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Capitalising on the Grey-haired Globetrotters: Economic aspects of increasing tourism among older and
disabled people
Ann FRYE, Ann Frye Ltd, UK
Discussion Paper No 2015-11,
April 2015
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Publicly Funded Passenger Transport Services in Finland
Jari KAUPPILA, International Transport Forum, Paris, France
Discussion Paper No 2015-10,
March 2015
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Passenger Transport in Rural and Sparsely Populated Areas in France
Christophe SAROLI, Cerema, Lyon, France
Discussion Paper No 2015-09,
March 2015
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Public Transport Provision in Rural and Sparsely Populated Areas in Norway
Merethe DOTTERUD LEIREN and Kåre SKOLLERUD, Institute of Transport Economics, Oslo, Norway
Discussion Paper No 2015-08,
March 2015
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Report on Public Transport Provision in Rural and Depopulated areas in the United Kingdom
Peter WHITE, University of Westminster, United Kingdom
Discussion Paper No 2015-07,
March 2015
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What Do We Mean by a Level Playing Field in International Aviation?
Mike TRETHEWAY and Robert ANDRIULAITIS, InterVISTAS Consulting Inc., Vancouver, Canada
Discussion Paper No 2015-06,
February 2015
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The Regulatory Asset Base Model and the
Project Finance Model: A comparative analysis
Dejan MAKOVSEK, International Transport Forum, Paris, France
Discussion Paper No 2015-05,
February 2015
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EU Air Transport Liberalisation: Process, impacts and future considerations
Guillaume BURGHOUWT, SEO Economic Research,
Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Pablo MENDES DE LEON
International Institute of Air and Space Law, Universiteit
Leiden, the Netherlands, and Jaap DE WIT, Universiteit van
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Discussion Paper No 2015-04, January 2015
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Dominant Carrier Performance and International Liberalisation: The case of North East Asia
Xiaowen FU, University of Sydney, Australia and Tae Hoon OUM, University of British Columbia, Canada
Discussion Paper No 2015-03, January 2015
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Assessing the Prospects for an E.U.-ASEAN Air Transport Agreement
Alan KHEE-JIN TAN, National University of Singapore
Discussion Paper No 2015-02 January 2015
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The Governance and Regulation of Ports: The Case of Italy
Claudio FERRARI and Alessio TEI, University of Genova, Italy
and Olaf MERK, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2015-01, January 2015
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Public Private Partnerships for
Transport Infrastructure: Renegotiations, How to Approach them and Economic Outcomes.
Roundtable Summary and Conclusions
Dejan MAKOVSEK and Stephen PERKINS, International Transport Forum,Paris, France and Bjorn HASSELGREN, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
Discussion Paper No 2014-25, February 2015
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Les indicateurs d'efficience du transport ferroviaire en France
Alain BONNAFOUS and Yves CROZET, Université de Lyon (Institut d’études politiques), Laboratoire d'Économie des Transports (LET)
Lyon
France
Discussion Paper No 2014-24, December 2014
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What is Rail Efficiency and How Can It Be Changed?
Louis S. THOMPSON, Thompson Galenson and Associates Saratoga, CA, USA and Heiner BENTE, Civity Management Consultants, Hamburg, Germany
Discussion Paper No 2014-23, December 2014
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Rail Efficiency: Cost Research and Its Implications for Policy
Andrew S.J. SMITH and Christopher NASH, Institute for Transport Studies Leeds University, United Kingdom
Discussion Paper No 2014-22, December 2014
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International Freight and Related CO2 Emissions by 2050: A New Modelling Tool
Luis MARTINEZ, Jari KAUPPILA, Marie CASTAING, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2014-21, December 2014
The paper won the ‘Best Paper Award in Freight Modelling’ at the Annual Transportation Research Board conference in January 2015
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Shipping Emissions in Ports
Olaf MERK, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2014-20, December 2014
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Ex-post Assessment of Transport Investments and Policy Interventions:
Prerequisites for Ex-post Assessments and Methodological Challenges: Roundtable Summary and Conclusions
Tom WORSLEY, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds, UK
Discussion Paper No 2014-19,
January 2015
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The Renegotiation of PPP Contracts: An Overview of its Recent Evolution in Latin America
José Luis GUASCH, Daniel BENITEZ, Irene PORTABALES and Lincoln FLOR, World Bank, Washington D.C., USA
Discussion Paper No 2014-18,
November 2014
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Renegotiations in Public-Private Partnerships: Theory and Evidence
Eduardo ENGEL and Ronald FISCHER, Universidad de Chile,
Santiago, Chile and Alexander GALETOVIC, Universidad de los
Andes, Santiago, Chile
Discussion Paper No 2014-17,
November 2014
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Renegotiation of Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: The US Experience
Jonathan GIFFORD, Lisardo BOLAÑOS and Nobuhiko DAITO, George Mason University, Arlington, VA. USA
Discussion Paper No 2014-16, December 2014
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Institutional and Political Determinants of Private Participation in Infrastructure
Marian MOSZORO, Gonzalo ARAYA, Fernanda RUIZ-NUÑEZ and Jordan SCHWARTZ, World Bank, Washington D.C., USA
Discussion Paper No 2014-15, December 2014
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Target: Low-carbon Goods Transportation: A Growth-dynamics Perspective on
Logistics and Goods Transportation until 2050
Henrik PÅLSSON, Karl-Johan LUNDQUIST, Lars-Olof OLANDER, Fredrik Eng LARSSON, Lena HISELIUS, Lund University, Sweden
Discussion Paper No 2014-14, November 2014
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Causal Influence for Ex Post Evaluation of Transport Interventions
Daniel GRAHAM, Imperial College London, UK
Discussion Paper No 2014-13, October 2014
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The National Audit Office’s Value-for-Money Assessment of Transport Investments
Geraldine BARKER, Grace BEARDSLEY and Annie PARSONS, The National Audit Office, London,
United Kingdom
Discussion Paper No 2014-12, October 2014
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TPICS, TIGER and US Experience: A Focus on Case-Based Ex Post Economic Impact Assessment
Stephen
FITZROY/Glen WEISBROD/Naomi STEIN, Economic Development Research Group, Inc.; Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Discussion Paper No 2014-11, November 2014
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Permanent Observatories as Tools for Ex-Post Assessment: the French
Case Study
Alain BONNAFOUS,Professor Emeritus, Lyon University, Laboratoire d'Économie des Transports (LET), Lyon, France
Discussion Paper No 2014-10,
December 2014
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The Mediterranean Port Economy: The cases of Marseille and Mersin
Olaf MERK, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2014-09, August 2014
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Time Efficiency at World Container Ports
César DUCRUET, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Paris, France. Hidekazu ITOH, School of Business Administration,
Kwansei Gakuin University, Nishinomiya, Japan & Olaf MERK,
International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2014-08, August 2014
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Contemporary Airport Demand Forecasting: Choice Models and Air
Transport Forecasting
Benedikt MANDEL, MKmetric GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany
Discussion Paper No 2014-07, April 2014
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Building Supply Chain Resilience: A Review of Challenges and Strategies
Alan McKINNON, Kühne Logistics University Hamburg, Germany
Discussion Paper No 2014-06
July 2014
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Urban Rail Development in Tokyo from 2000 to 2010
Hironori KATO,The University of Tokyo, Japan
Discussion Paper No 2014-05,
March 2014
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Planning and Designing Transport Systems to Ensure Safe Travel for
Women
Geetam TIWARI, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India
Discussion Paper No 2014-04,
March 2014
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Port Investment and Container Shipping Markets: Roundtable
Summary and Conclusions
Mary R. BROOKS, Dalhousie University, Canada, Thanos PALLIS, University of the Aegean, Greece and Stephen PERKINS, International Transport Forum, France
Discussion Paper No 2014-03, April 2014
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Valuing Convenience in Public Transport: Roundtable Summary
and Conclusions
Mark WARDMAN, University of Leeds, UK
Discussion Paper No 2014-02,
April 2014
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Valuation of Urban Rail Service: Experiences from Tokyo, Japan
Hironori KATO, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Discussion Paper No 2014-01, January 2014
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Carbon Emissions and Cost Benefit Analyses
Svante MANDELL, VTI Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute, Linköping, Sweden
Discussion Paper No 2013-32, November 2013
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Factoring sustainable development into project appraisal: a French
View
Emile QUINET, École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, Paris, France
Discussion Paper No 2013-31,
October 2013
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The Economics of Investment in High-Speed Rail: Summary and
Conclusions
John PRESTON, University of Southampton, UK
Discussion Paper No 2013-30,
December 2013
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New Entry in the Italian High-Speed Rail Market
Fabio CROCCOLO, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, Italy
Discussion Paper No 2013-29,
October 2013
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Financial and Economic Assessment of China’s High-Speed Rail Investments
Jianhong WU, Beijing Jiatong University, China
Discussion Paper No 2013-28, December 2013
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Shinkansen Investment before and after JNR Reform
Fumio KUROSAKI, Institute of Transportation Economics in
Japan, Tokyo, Japan
Discussion Paper No 2013-27, December 2013
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High-Speed Rail Performance in France: From Appraisal
Methodologies to Ex-post Evaluation
Yves CROZET, Laboratoire d’Economie des Transports (LET), Université de Lyon, France
Discussion Paper No 2013-26 December 2013
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When to Invest in High-Speed Rail
Christopher NASH, University of Leeds, UK
Discussion Paper No 2013-25, December 2013
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Expanding Airport Capacity under Constraints in Large Urban Areas: Summary
and Conclusions of the Roundtable held on 21-22 February 2013
David THOMPSON, Consultant; Stephen PERKINS and Kurt VAN DENDER, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2013-24 December 2013
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Why airports can face price-elastic demands: margins, lumpiness and leveraged passenger losses
David STARKIE, Case Associated, London,
UK & George YARROW
Hertford College, Oxford University, UK
Discussion Paper No 2013-23,
December 2013
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Liner Shipping Markets, Networks and Strategies. The implications for port development on the West Coast of South America.
The case of Chile
Gordon WILMSMEIER, Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC)
Discussion Paper No 2013-22,
Revised May 2014
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Puerto de Gran Escala
- The case for a new container terminal in central Chile
Alexis
MICHEA,
Ministry of Transport and
Telecommunications, Chile
Discussion Paper No 2013-20,
October 2013
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Efficient Hinterland Transport Infrastructure and Services
for Large Container Ports
Michele ACCIARO, Alan MCKINNON, The Kühne Logistics University (KLU),
Hamburg, Germany
Discussion Paper No 2013-19,
October 2013
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On the value of Crowding in Public Tansport for Île-de-France
Eric KROES & Marco KOUWENHOVEN, Significance - VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands
Laurence DEBRINCAT & Nicolas PAUGET, Syndicat des Transports d’Île-de-France
Discussion Paper No 2013-18,
September 2013
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Valuing Convenience in Public Transport in the Korean Context
Sungwon LEE, The Korea Transport Institute, Goyang-si, Korea
Discussion Paper No 2013-17,
September 2013
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Measuring and Valuing Convenience and Service Quality: A Review of Global Practices and Challenges from Mass
Transit Operators and Railway Industries
Richard ANDERSON, Benjamin CONDRY, Nicholas FINDLAY, Ruben BRAGE-ARDAO & Haojie LI, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Discussion Paper No 2013-16,
REVISED December 2013
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Airports in the Aviation Value Chain: Financing, Returns, Risk and Investment
Michael W. TRETHEWAY and Kate MARKHVIDA, InterVISTAS Consulting, Canada
Discussion Paper No 2013-15, May 2013
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The Potential of Private Institutional Investors for the Financing of Transport Infrastructure
Rajiv SHARMA, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2013-14, May 2013
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Asset Management for Sustainable Road Funding
Philippe CRIST and Jari KAUPPILA, International Transport Forum, José VASSALLO, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain,
Butch WLASCHIN, Federal Highway Administration, Washington DC, USA
Discussion Paper No 2013-13, April 2013
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Railway Efficiency: An Overview and a Look at Opportunities for Improvement
Arne BECK, Heiner BENTE and Martin SCHILLING, Civity Management Consultants
Discussion Paper No 2013-12, May 2013
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Public Private Partnership in National Highways: Indian Perspective
Gajendra HALDEA, Planning Commission, Government of India Discussion Paper No 2013-11, April 2013
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Internalisation of external effects in European freight corridors
Anna MELLIN, Åsa WIKBERG, Inge VIERTH and Rune KARLSSON, VTI, Sweden Discussion Paper No 2013-10, April 2013
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Recent Trends in Car Usage in Advanced Economies – Slower Growth Ahead? Summary and Conclusions of the ITF/OECD Roundtable on
Long-run Trends in Car Use, Paris, 29-30 November 2012
Kurt VAN DENDER and Martin CLEVER, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2013-09, April 2013
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Road Haulage Charges and Taxes: Summary analysis and data tables 1998-2012
Bertil HYLÉN, VTI, Sweden, Jari KAUPPILA and Edouard CHONG, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2013-08, April 2013
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Budgeting and Reporting for Public-Private Partnerships
Katja FUNKE, Tim IRWIN & Isabel RIAL, International
Monetary Fund, Washington, D.C. USA
Discussion Paper No 2013-07, April 2013
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Better Regulation of Public-Private Partnerships for Transport Infrastrucutre: Summary and Conclusions
Stephen PERKINS, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2013-06, April 2013
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Airport Capacity Expansion Strategies in the Era of Airline Multi-hub Networks
Guillaume BURGHOUWT, SEO Economic Research, The Netherlands.
Discussion Paper No 2013-05, February 2013
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Expanding Airport Capacity Under Constraints in Large Urban Areas: The German Experience
Hans-Martin NIEMEIER, University of Applied Sciences, Bremen, Germany.
Discussion Paper No 2013-04, March 2013
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Evolution of Metropolitan Airports in Japan: Airport Development in Tokyo and Osaka
Katsuhiro YAMAGUCHI, Visiting Researcher, Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Tokyo, Japan; Visiting Fellow, OECD/ITF.
Discussion Paper No 2013-03, February 2013
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Air Capacity for Sydney
Peter FORSYTH, Monash University, Australia
Discussion Paper No 2013-02, February 2013
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Upgrading to World Class: The Future of the New York Region’s Airports
Jeffrey M. ZUPAN, Regional Plan Association, New York, United States.
Discussion Paper No 2013-01, February 2013
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Are We Heading Towards a Reversal of the Trend for Ever-Greater Mobility?
Jean-Loup MADRE, Directeur, Département Economie et Sociologie des Transports, IFSTTAR, and Yves D. BUSSIERE, Professor – Researcher, BUAP, Puebla, Mexico.
Discussion Paper No 2012-16, October 2012
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New drivers in mobility:
What moves the Dutch in 2012 and beyond?
Jan VAN DER WAARD, KiM Netherlands Institute for Transport Policy Analysis, Ben IMMERS, Scientific Director, TRAIL Research School, Delft,
and Peter JORRITSMA, KiM Netherlands Institute for Transport Policy Analysis.
Discussion Paper No 2012-15, October 2012
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Have Americans Hit Peak Travel?
A Discussion of the Changes in US Driving Habits
Robert PUENTES, Senior Fellow, Metropolitan Policy Program, Brookings Institution
Discussion Paper No 2012-14, Revised February 2013
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Peak Travel, Peak Car and
the Future of Mobility: Evidence, Unresolved Issues, and Policy Implications, and a Research Agenda
Phil GOODWIN, Professor of Transport Policy, Centre for Transport and Society, University of the West of England, UK.
Discussion Paper No 2012-13, October 2012
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Optimising Road Maintenance
Mark O. HARVEY, Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE, Department of Infrastructure and Transport, Canberra, Australia
Discussion Paper No 2012-12, October 2012
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Procurement and Contract Design in
the Construction Industry … not one size fits all
Jan-Eric NILSSON, Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI) Stockholm, Sweden
Discussion Paper No 2012-11, October 2012
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Performance Measurement in the Road Sector: A Cross-Country Review of Experience
Matthew KARLAFTIS and
Konstantinos KEPAPTSOGLOU,
National Technical University of Athens,
Greece
Discussion Paper No 2012-10, October 2012
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A Roadmap to Funding Infrastructure Development
Carlos UGARTE, Gabriel GUTIERREZ and Nick PHILLIPS,
Cintra Infraestructuras, S.A., Spain
Discussion Paper No 2012-09, September 2012
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Alternative Ways of Financing Infrastructure Investment.
Potential for ‘Novel’ Financing Models
Andrew MEANEY and Peter HOPE, Oxera Consulting Ltd, Oxford, United Kingdom
Discussion Paper No 2012-07, September 2012
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The Fantasy World of Private Finance for Transport via Public Private Partnerships
Jean SHAOUL, Anne STAFFORD and Pam STAPLETON, Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, United Kingdom
Discussion Paper No 2012-06, September 2012
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Seamless Transport Policy: Institutional and Regulatory Aspects of Inter-Modal
Coordination
Stephen PERKINS, International Transport Forum, Paris, France
Discussion Paper No 2012-05, May 2012
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Measurement of National-level
Logistics Costs and Performance
Karri RANTASILA, and Professor Lauri OJALA, Turku School of Economics at the University of Turku, Finland
Discussion Paper No 2012-04, April 2012
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Electric Vehicles Revisited – Costs, Subsidies and Prospects
Philippe Crist, International Transport Forum Discussion Paper No 2012-03, April 2012
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Smart Grids and Electric Vehicles: Made for Each Other?
Trevor MORGAN, Menecon Consulting, UK
Discussion Paper No 2012-02, April 2012
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Integration for Seamless Transport
John PRESTON, University of Southampton, UK
Discussion Paper No 2012-01, April 2012
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Maintained hypotheses and questions in search of answers
Marc GAUDRY, Université de Montréal, Canada and Émile QUINET, École des Ponts ParisTech (ENPC), France
Discussion Paper No 2011-29, February 2012
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The ‘Grand Paris’ Project: Tools and Challenges
André DE PALMA, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan, France
Discussion Paper No 2011-28, October 2011
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The evolution of London’s Crossrail
Scheme and the development of the Department for Transport’s economic appraisal methods
Tom WORSLEY, Institute for Transport Studies (ITS), University of Leeds, United Kingdom
Discussion Paper No 2011-27, October 2011
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Accident Cost, Speed and Vehicle Mass Externalities, and Insurance
Lars HULTKRANTZ Orebro University, Sweden
& Gunnar LINDBERG VTI and Centre for Transport Studies, Sweden
Discussion Paper No 2011-26, October 2011
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Road Safety and Insurance Markets Overview
Andrew FRONSKO Transport Accident Commission, Australia
Discussion Paper No 2011-25, October 2011
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Road Safety - the Experience of the
Transport Accident Commission in Victoria, Australia
Samantha COCKFIELD Transport Accident Commission, Australia
Discussion Paper No 2011-24, October 2011
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Pay-as-you-Drive Vehicle Insurance
as a Tool to Reduce Crash Risk: Results so far and further potential
Jan Willem BOLDERDIJK and Linda STEG University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Discussion Paper No 2011-23, October 2011
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A Framework for Assessing the
Marginal External Accident Cost of Road Use and its Implications
for Insurance Ratemaking
Lasse FRIDSTRØM
Institute of Transport Economics (TØI),
Norway
Discussion Paper No 2011-22, October 2011
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Public Acceptability of
Sustainable Transport Measures: A Review of the Literature
Alison PRIDMORE & Apollonia MIOLA, European Commission – Joint Research Centre, Institute for
Environment and Sustainability
Discussion Paper No 2011-20, May 2011
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- Equitable Access: Remote
and Rural Communities 'Transport Needs'
Peter WHITE, University of Westminster, London, UK
Discussion Paper No 2011-19, May 2011
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- Key Mobility Challenges
in Indian Cities
Geetam TIWARI, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India
Discussion Paper No 2011-18, May 2011
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- State Roles in Providing
Affordable Mass Transport Services for Low-Income Residents
Robert CERVERO, University of California Berkeley, USA
Discussion Paper No 2011-17, May 2011
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- What Does Improved Fuel Economy Cost Consumers and What Does it Cost Taxpayers? Some illustrations
Kurt VAN DENDER and Philippe CRIST, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2011-16, April 2011
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- Implementing Sustainable
Urban Travel Policies in Mexico
Víctor ISLAS RIVERA et al. Instituto Mexicano del Transporte, Sanfandila, Queretaro, Mexico
Discussion Paper No 2011-14, April 2011
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- Air Transport Services
in Remote Regions
Svein Braathen, Molde University College, Norway
Discussion Paper No 2011-13, April 2011
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- Implementing Sustainable Urban Travel Policies in China
Prof. Haixiao PAN , Tongji University, Shanghai, China
Discussion Paper No 2011-12, May 2011
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- Gender and Transport
Chantal DUCHENE, ChD Mobilité Transport, France
Discussion Paper No 2011-11, April 2011
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- Meeting Society’s Transport Needs
Under Tight Budgets
International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2011-10, April 2011
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- Economic Perspectives on
Transport and Equality
David LEWIS, HDR Corporation
Discussion Paper No 2011-9, April 2011
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- A Delicate Balance: Mobility and Access Needs, Expectations and Costs
David METZ, Centre for Transport Studies, University College London, UK.
Discussion Paper No 2011-07, April 2011
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- Perspectives from Mexico to Achieve More with Less: Alternative Transport Modes and their Social and Environmental Benefits
Adriana LOBO, CTS Mexico
Discussion Paper No 2011-06, April 2011
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- Mobility: Rights, Obligations and Equity in an Ageing Society
Ann FRYE, Ann Frye Ltd., UK
Discussion Paper No 2011-05, April 2011
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- Cart or Horse: Transport
and Economic Growth
Tim LEUNIG, London School of Economics, UK.
Discussion Paper No 2011-04, April 2011
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- Better Economic Regulation: The Role of the Regulator
Round Table 2-3 December 2010, Paris. Summary of Discussions
Discussion Paper No 2011-03, April 2011
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- Green Growth and Transport
Stephen PERKINS
Discussion Paper No 2011-02, March 2011
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- Improving the Practice of Cost Benefit Analysis in Transport
Round Table 21-22 October 2010, Queretaro, Mexico. Summary and Conclusions.
Discussion Paper No 2011-01, November 2010
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- Electric Vehicles: A Tentative Economic and Environmental Evaluation
Rémy PRUD’HOMME, Professor (emeritus), University Paris 12
Discussion Paper No 2010-22, November 2010
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- Effective Regulatory Institutions: The Regulator's Role in the Policy Process, Including Issues of Regulatory Independence
Tom WINSOR, Transport & Infrastructure, White & Case LLP, London
Discussion Paper No 2010-21, November 2010
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- Effective Regulatory Institutions for Air Transport: A European Perspective
Hans-Martin NIEMEIER, University of Applied Sciences, Bremen
Discussion Paper No 2010-20, October 2010
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- Transport Regulation from Theory to Practice: Observations and a Case Study
Marco PONTI, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Discussion Paper No 2010-19, October 2010
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- The Practice of Cost-Benefit Analysis in the Transport Sector: A Mexican Perspective
Vladimir RAMIREZ SOBERANIS, Unidad de Inversiones, Mexico
Discussion Paper No 2010-18, October 2010
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- The Practice of Cost-Benefit Analysis in Transport: The Case of France
Emile QUINET, Ecole des Ponts Paris Tech, France
Discussion Paper No 2010-17, October 2010
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- Cost-Benefit Analysis in Transport: A UK Perspective
Peter MACKIE, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds, UK
Discussion Paper No 2010-16, October 2010
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- Transport Outlook 2010. The Potential for Innovation
Discussion Paper No 2010-15, May 2010
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- What Sustainable Road Transport Future? Trends and Policy Options
Stef PROOST, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
Kurt VAN DENDER, International Transport Forum
Discussion Paper No 2010-14, September 2010
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Stimulating Low-Carbon Vehicle Technologies
Round Table 18-19 February 2010. Summary and Conclusions.
Discussion Paper No 2010-13, May 2010
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- Implementing Congestion Charging
Round Table 4-5 February 2010. Summary and Conclusions.
Discussion Paper No 2010-12, April 2010
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The Future for Interurban Passenger Transport: Bringing Citizens Closer Together. 18th
International Symposium on Transport Economics and Policy: Summary and Conclusions
Discussion Paper No 2010-11, March 2010
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Innovation in Truck Technologies
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Combinations of Instruments to Achieve Low-Carbon Vehicle-Miles
Don FULLERTON and Danile H. KARNEY, University of Illinois, Champaign, USA
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David GREENE, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Transportation Research Center, USA
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Carl HAMILTON, Centre for Transport Studies, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
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Jonas ELIASSON, Centre for Transport Studies, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
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Critical Success Factors for Implementing Road Charging Systems
Bernhard OEHRY, Rapp Trans AG, Base, Switzerland
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Mogens FOSGERAU, DTU Transport, Denmark & Centre for Transport Studies, Sweden and
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Kian-Keong CHIN, Land Transport Authority, Singapore
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Daniel J. GRAHAM, Imperial College London and
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Does SEA change outcomes?
Maria R.PARTIDARIO, Instituto Superior Técnico (IST) Portugal
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Rodrigo Jiliberto HERRERA, TAU Consultora Ambiental, Madrid, Spain
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The economics of CO2 emissions trading for aviation
Dr. Peter MORRELL, Cranfield University, United Kingdom
Discussion Paper No 2009-29, December 2009
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Per KAGESON, Nature Associates, Stockholm, Sweden
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Francisco J. TAPIADOR, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Toledo, Spain and
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The Informed and Oriented Transport System User
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Dedicated lanes, tolls and ITS technology
Robin LINDSEY, University of Alberta, Canada
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When should we provide separate auto and truck roadways?
Robert W. POOLE, Reason Foundation, Los Angeles, USA
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John PRESTON, University Southampton, UK
Discussion Paper No 2009-23, December 2009
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Thorsten BECKERS & Christian von HIRSCHHAUSEN , Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
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Long-Distance Bus Services in Europe: Concessions or Free Market?
Didier VAN DE VELDE, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
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Clifford WINSTON, Brookings Institution, Washington DC, USA
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Competition or Co-operation in Public Transport
Botond ABA, KTI, Budapest, Hungary
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Ginés DE RUS , University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and University Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
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Katsuhiro YAMAGUCHI and Kiyoshi YAMASAKI, University of Tokyo, Japan
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International Air Passenger Transport in the Future
David GILLEN, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
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The Prospects for Inter-Urban Travel Demand
Yves CROZET, Laboratoire d'économie des transports, Lyon, France
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Jacques-François THISSE, CORE, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium and Ecole Nationale des
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Transport Outlook 2009: Globalisation, Crisis and Transport
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Philippe CRIST, Joint Transport Research Centre of the OECD and the International Transport Forum
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Regulation of Large Airports: Status Quo and Options for Reform
Hans-Martin NIEMEIER, University of Applied Sciences, Bremen, Germany
Discussion Paper No 2009-10, May 2009
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Kurt VAN DENDER and Philippe CRIST, Joint Transport Research Centre of the OECD and the International Transport Forum
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Integration and Competition between Transport and Logistics Businesses
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Competitive Interaction between Airports, Airlines and High-Speed Rail
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Security, Risk Perception and Cost-Benefit Analysis
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Louis S. THOMPSON, Thompson, Galenson and Associates, Saratoga, CA, USA
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Are Horizontal Mergers and Vertical Integration a Problem
Simon PILSBURY, Managing Consultant, Oxera, Brussels and
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Discussion Paper No 2009-4, February 2009
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Eddy VAN DE VOORDE and Thierry VANELSLANDER, Department of Transport and Regional Economics,
University of Antwerp, Belgium
Discussion Paper No 2009-2, January 2009
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Antoine FREMONT, Director of Research at INRETS, Noisy-le-Grand, France
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Robert W. POOLE, Jr., Reason Foundation, Los Angeles, USA
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Peter GORDON, James E. MOORE and Harry W. RICHARDSON, Center for Risk and Economic Analysis for Terrorist Events (CREATE),
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Port Competition and Hinterland Connections
Round Table, 10-11 April 2008, Paris. Summary and Conclusions
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The Impact of Climate Change Policy on Competition in the Air Transport Industry
Peter FORSYTH, Department of Economics, Monash University, Clayton, Australia
Discussion Paper No 2008-18, September 2008
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Tae H. OUM, Air Transport Research Society and University of British Columbia, Canada
Xiaowen FU, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong, China
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The Economic Effects of High-Speed Rail Investment
Ginés DE RUS, University of Las Palmas, Spain
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David STARKIE, Economics-Plus Ltd, London, United Kingdom
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Marco KOUWENHOVEN, Significance, The Hague, Netherlands
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Transport Outlook 2008: Focusing on CO2 Emissions from Road Vehicles
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Genevieve GIULANO, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA
Thomas O'BRIEN, California State University, Long Beach, USA
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Ensuring Hinterland Access: The Role of Port Authorities
Peter W. DE LANGEN, Erasmus University Rotterdam and Port of Rotterdam Authority, Netherlands
Discussion Paper No 2008-11, March 2008
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Theo NOTTEBOOM, ITMMA, University of Antwerp, Belgium
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The Cost and Effectiveness of Policies to Reduce Vehicle Emissions
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The Impact of Hinterland Access Conditions on Rivalry between Ports
Anming ZHANG, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
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Biofuels: Linking Support to Performance
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Oil Dependence: Is Transport Running Out of Affordable Fuel?
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Importance of Oil Price in Freight Transport Costs
Tristan CHEVROULET, University of California, Berkeley, USA
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Full Account of the Costs and Benefits of Reducing CO2 Emissions in Transport
Stef PROOST, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
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The Design of Effective Regulation in Transport
Winston HARRINGTON, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, USA
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How Should Transport Emissions Be Reduced? Potential for Emission Trading Systems
Charles RAUX, LET - Transport Economics Laboratory, France
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Medium-term Oil Market Uncertainties
Lawrence Eagles, International Energy Agency, Paris, France
Discussion Paper No 2007-19, December 2007
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Kjell ALEKLETT, Uppsala University, Sweden
Discussion Paper No 2007-18, December 2007
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Kjell ALEKLETT, Uppsala University, Sweden
Discussion Paper No 2007-17, December 2007
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Transport Demand, Fuel Price Elasticities and Implications of the Oil Outlook for Transport Policy
Kenneth A. SMALL, University of California, Irvine, USA and
Kurt VAN DENDER, OECD/ITF Joint Transport Research Centre, France
Discussion Paper No 2007-16, December 2007
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Future Prices and Availability of Transport Fuels
David L. GREENE, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, USA
Discussion Paper No 2007-15, December 2007
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Challenges in the Application of Economic Analysis for Transport Policy and Decision Making
Glen WEISBROD, Brian ALSTADT, Economic Development Research Group, Inc. Boston, USA Discussion Paper No 2007-14, December 2007
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Economic Benefits of Investment in Transport Infrastructure
Jeffrey P. COHEN, University of Hartford, USA
Discussion Paper No 2007-13, December 2007
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Transport
Infrastructure Inside and Across Urban Regions: Models and Assessment Methods
Börje JOHANSSON, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
Discussion Paper No 2007-12, December 2007
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Daniel J. GRAHAM, Imperial College, University of London, UK
Discussion Paper No 2007-11, December 2007
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The Broader Benefits of Transportation Infrastructure
Ian SUE WING, William P. ANDERSON, T.R. LAKSHMANAN, Boston University, USA
Discussion Paper No 2007-10, December 2007
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Research into the Future Wider Economic Benefits of Transport Infrastructure Investments
Roger VICKERMAN, Centre for European, Regional and Transport Economics, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK
Discussion Paper No 2007-9, December 2007
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The Wider Economic Benefits of Transportation: An Overview
T.R. LAKSHMANAN, Boston University, USA
Discussion Paper No 2007-8, December 2007
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The Environmental Certification of Biofuels
Jeremy WOODS and Rocio DIAZ-CHAVEZ, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
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The Performance of Brazilian Biofuels: An Economic, Environmental and Social Analysis
Edmar Fagundes DE ALMEIDA, Jose Vitor BOMTEMPO and Carla Maria DE SOUZA E SILVA, Federal University of
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Discussion Paper No 2007-5, December 2007
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Sustainable Biofuels for the Transport Sector
Birgitte AHRING, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby
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Sustainable Subsidies the Distorted Economics of Biofuels
Ronald STEENBLIK, International Institute for Sustainable Development, Geneva
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Energy and Greenhouse Impacts of Biofuels: A Framework for Analysis
Daniel KAMMEN, Alexander Farrell, Richard PLEVIN, Andrew JONES, University of California, Berkeley; Mark DELUCCHI,
University of California, Davis; Gregory NEMET, University of Wisconsin at Madison, USA
Discussion Paper No 2007-2, December 2007
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Steven E. PLOTKIN, Argonne National Laboratory, Washington, DC, USA
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