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    • The Theory of Constraints’ Thinking Process Approach to Developing Growth Strategies in Supply Chain 

      Rahman, Shams
      Published 2002-05-01
      Many attempts have been made to study factors influencing the performance of supply chains. These studies are generally quantitative and involve rigorous statistical analyses. This paper describes an application of a system ...
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    • Downs-Thomson paradox and public transit capacity choice in the laboratory 

      Denant-Boemont, Laurent; Hammiche, Sabrina
      Published 2012-05-01
      The aim of this paper is to study empirically the Downs- Thomson (DT) Paradox, a situation where additional road capacity can cause an increase in total travel cost for users that are to choose between Private Car and ...
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    • Work Design for Flexible Work Scheduling: Barriers and Gender Implications 

      Brewer, Ann M.
      Published 1998-05-01
      This paper investigates the assumptions underlying three important dimensions of work design, place, distance and time, and their significant linkages to flexible work scheduling and travel behaviour. Work design, defined ...
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    • The spatial distribution of parking policy and usage: A case study of Melbourne, Australia 

      Young, William; Miles, Clare Ferres
      Published 2011-06-01
      Few cities have a Metropolitan wide parking policy. More often than not the planning of parking is undertaken by decentralised urban local governments with broad central guideline on parking supply rates. The provision of ...
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    • Accounting for differences in modelled estimates of RP, SP and RP/SP direct petrol price elasticities for car mode choice: A warning 

      Hensher, David A.; Li, Zheng
      Published 2010-09-01
      Using a sample of 245 direct petrol price elasticities of car travel collected from 52 published mode choice studies, a random coefficient regression model is estimated to account for heterogeneity in the influence of the ...
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