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    • Road Safety Valuation under a Stated Choice Framework 

      Rizzi, Luis I; Dios Ortuzar, Juan de
      Published 2003-08-01
      The value of fatal risk reductions is a vital input for road safety cost-benefit analysis. It has been traditionally estimated by means of contingent valuation in spite of growing criticism surrounding this approach. ...
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    • An efficient event‐based algorithm for solving first order dynamic network loading problems 

      Raadsen, Mark P.H.; Bliemer, Michiel C.J.; Bell, Michael G.H.
      Published 2014-05-01
      In this paper we will present a novel solution algorithm for the Generalised Link Transmission Model (G-LTM). It will utilise a truly event based approach supporting the generation of exact results, unlike its time discretised ...
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    • Returns to scale in the electricity supply sector, imperfect competition, and efficiency of climate change policies 

      Truong, Truong P.
      Published 2013-06-01
      Climate change policies often contain the dual objectives of trying to reduce the level of CO2 emissions from the use of fossil-fuels while at the same time encouraging the use of renewable energy. In the area of electricity ...
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    • A resilient and sustainable supply chain: Is it affordable? 

      Fahimnia, Behnam; Jabbarzadeh, Armin
      Published 2015-06-01
      Developing environmentally and socially sustainable supply chains has become an integral part of corporate strategy for virtually every industry. However, little is understood about the broader impacts of sustainability ...
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    • The impacts of production base relocation on port cluster competition: The case of the Pearl River Delta region 

      Homosombat, Winai; NG, Adolf K.Y.; FU, Xiaowen
      Published 2013-10-01
      Due to increases in labor and operational costs within the Pearl River Delta (PRD) region, many manufacturing firms are relocating their plants to inland provinces in China. The existence of significant intra- and inter-port ...
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