Titlebook: Economics of Urban Highway Congestion and Pricing; John F. McDonald,Edmond L. d’Ouville,Louie Nan Liu Book 1999 Springer Science+Business

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John F. McDonald,Edmond L. d’Ouville,Louie Nan Liu

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,Maralinga — A Permanent Proving Ground,reported (and updated) in this book actually was completed over a period of ten years, and research on one topic was actually begun by the first author over 25 years ago. We have decided to produce this work in book form because the various pieces of the research now add up to a reasonably coherent and comprehensive set of original studies.

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British Commercial Interests in Chinaes, or not at all. In the previous chapter, we studied the second-best congestion pricing problem using the model for a two-route network and a single period. The one-period model allows us to analyze the effects of congestion pricing on traveler’s route choice behavior.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18957-1tain results regarding the optimal levels of capacity for the two roads. It turns out that the optimal capacity of the free road can be zero even if the two roads are not perfect substitutes. However, a second-best optimum with one toll road and one free road can involve building both roads at some level of capacity.

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An Empirical Model of Highway Traffic Flowwer Expressway in Chicago. The approach that is taken in this chapter can be applied generally to empirical studies of highway traffic flow provided that data on downstream traffic conditions are available.

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The Long-Run Two-Road Model of Traffic Congestiontain results regarding the optimal levels of capacity for the two roads. It turns out that the optimal capacity of the free road can be zero even if the two roads are not perfect substitutes. However, a second-best optimum with one toll road and one free road can involve building both roads at some level of capacity.

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Book 1999ay capacity in the long run. This studybreaks new ground in the economic theory of optimal road capacity byincluding theoretical contributions, empirical studies, and simulationexperiments that all pertain to the general topic reflected in thetitle. The book is organized into four sections: 1) highw

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