Reforming transport pricing in the European Union : a modelling approach

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Part 1 Principles: transport problems - the economic diagnosis, De Borger and Proost an overview of policy instruments, De Borger et al policy reform packages, De Borger et al. Part 2 Modelling: methodology and structure of the urban model, Proost and Van Dender methodology and structure of the interregional model, De Borger introducing spatial disaggregation and zoning in the Amsterdam model, Verhoef et al. Part 3 External and internal costs: the external costs of transport, Mayeres and Van Dender external accident costs and the relationship between road accidents and traffic flows, Dickerson et al the computation of the internal costs of transport in the model, Pierson and Vickerman speed-flow relationships and the feasibility of road pricing technology, O'Mahony and Kirwan. Part 4 Case studies: testing alternative transport pricing policies for Brussels, Van Dender urban transport pricing in Amsterdam - policy simulations for 2005, van den Bergh and Verhoef improved transport pricing in Dublin, Gibbons and O'Mahony what is wrong with transport prices in London, Peirson et al evaluating pricing policies for interregional transport in Belgium, De Borger reform of interregional pricing policies in Ireland, Heaney et al how large is the gap between present and efficient transport prices in Europe?, Proost et al.

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