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The demand for travel: theory and measurement. / Edited by Richard E. Quandt.

LIBRA HE336.C5 Q82
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Quandt, Richard E., compiler.
Series:
Heath Lexington Books.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Transportation--Research.
Transportation.
Physical Description:
xii, 304 pages ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
Lexington, Mass. : Heath Lexington Books, [1970]
Contents:
Introduction to the analysis of travel demand, by R. E. Quandt.
A new approach to consumer theory, by K. J. Lancaster.
A statistical theory of spatial distribution models, by A. G. Wilson.
The demand for abstract transport modes: theory and measurement, by R. E. Quandt and W. J. Baumol.
Structural requirements for abstract-mode models of passenger transportation, by J. P. Mayberry.
Cross-sectional travel demand models: estimates and tests, by R. E. Quandt and K. H. Young.
Estimation of modal splits, by R. E. Quandt.
A non-linear model of the demand for travel, by A. J. Blackburn.
An alternative approach to aggregation and estimation in the non-linear model, by A. J. Blackburn.
Value of time, choice of mode, and the subsidy issue in urban transportation, by L. N. Moses and H. F. Williamson.
The value of time spent in travelling: some new evidence, by M. E. Beesley.
The choice of travel mode for the journey to work: some findings, by D. A. Quarmby.
Notes:
Includes bibliographies.
OCLC:
106273

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