Policy and planning as public choice: mass transit in the United States

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This book utilizes public choice theory to examine mass transit policy and planning. Topics covered include analysis of transit budgets, public policy functions of mass transit, congestion management, cost effective mobility, value of mass transit to neighborhoods, and transit policy and planning public choice analysis.

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