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    • The signs of the times: Imposing a globally signed condition on willingness to pay distributions 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 2005-07-01
      A feature of recent developments in choice models that enable estimation of the distribution of willingness to pay (WTP), is that the sign of the distribution can change over the range. Behaviourally this often makes little ...
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    • Assessing systematic sources of variation in public transport elasticities: Some comparative warnings 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 2008-01-01
      There is an extensive and continually growing body of empirical evidence on the sensitivity of potential and actual users of public transport to fare and service levels. The sources of the evidence are disparate in terms ...
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    • Mixed Method Data Collection in Travel Surveys: Challenges and Opportunities 

      Ampt, Elizabeth; Stopher, Peter
      Published 2006-10-01
      The Transport and Population Data Centre (TPDC) has been running the Sydney Household Travel Survey as a continuous survey since 1997/8. It collects information on day-to-day travel in the Greater Sydney Metropolitan Region. ...
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    • Designing a Procedure to Undertake Long Term Evaluation of the Effects of TravelSmart Interventions 

      Stopher, Peter; Greaves, Stephen; Xu, Min; Lauer, Natalie
      Published 2005-06-01
      As part of the program of strategies to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases in Australia, the ACT, Queensland, South Australian, and Victorian governments have joined together to undertake a program of voluntary travel ...
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    • Emerging business models 

      Walters, David
      Published 2008-04-01
      Magretta (2002) suggests, using the example of American Express in the nineteenth century, that: " a successful business model represents a better way than the existing alternatives. It may offer more value to a discrete ...
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