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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Mathematical Formulation of a Multiple-Period Congestion Pricing Modeles, 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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The Creation and Destruction of EMUof problems. Textbooks in transportation engineering [such as Papacostas and Prevedouros (1993)] contain models of signalized intersections, and the text by Small (1992) covers bottleneck models. We concentrate on traffic flow for urban highways that are chosen by large numbers of urban commuters who typically make fairly long journeys to work.

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Britain, The Commonwealth and Europee theory of route choice and the value of time. Chapter 5 is an empirical study of the choice of freeways versus tollways. A comprehensive theoretical and empirical survey of the demand for urban travel is provided by Small in his text “Urban Transportation Economics” (1992).

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Britain’s Conservative Right since 1945er choice to changes in tolls and trip times. These empirical estimates of commuter behavior will then be used in subsequent chapters that examine the issue of optimal congestion tolls in the presence of substitute routes.