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A New Look at the Incidence of Public Transport Subsidies: A Case Study of Santiago, Chile
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  • 2003Cities on the move: a World Bank urban transport strategy review271 cited
  • 1999Taxes and income distribution in Chile: some unpleasant redistributive arithmetic153 cited
  • 1997POVERTY AND TRANSPORT143 cited
  • 2000POVERTY AND URBAN TRANSPORT IN EAST AFRICA: REVIEW OF RESEARCH AND DUTCH DONOR EXPERIENCE41 cited
  • 2007Public Transport Subsidies And Affordability In Mumbai, India37 cited
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  • 2024Increased ridership and improved affordability: Transforming public transport subsidies in developing contexts8 cited
  • 2019Transport Challenges in Latin American Cities: Lessons Learnt from Policy Experiences8 cited

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