PRICE DISCRIMINATION AND CONGESTION

Stephen Shmanske

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Explains that price discriminating user fees on crowded facilities with rationing by queues can simultaneously raise revenue and make consumers better off.

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1974A Theory of Rationing by Waiting 1981Clubs, local public goods and transportation models 1972Congestion, public goods and welfare

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