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    • Power and the illusion of control: Do individual’s correctly anticipate how much influence they have within a household choice? 

      Beck, Matthew J.; Rose, John M.
      Published 2015-09-01
      Choices of groups remain one of the lesser studied behaviours in the choice literature. This continues to be an oversight as many choices are made at a household or even social level. In particular, studies that seek to ...
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    • Random regret minimisation and random utility maximisation in the presence of preference heterogeneity: An empirical contrast 

      Hensher, David A.; Greene, William H.; Ho, Chinh
      Published 2015-04-01
      Random regret minimisation (RRM) interpretations of discrete choices are growing in popularity as a complementary modelling paradigm to random utility maximisation (RUM). While behaviourally very appealing in the sense of ...
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    • Willingness to accept longer commutes for better salaries: understanding the differences within and between couples 

      Beck, Matthew J.; Hess, Stephane
      Published 2014-09-01
      This paper reports on an analysis aiming to understand differences across individual people in their willingness to accept increased commuting time in return for higher salary, using Hierarchical Bayes (HB) analysis of a ...
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    • Work Design, Flexible Work Arrangements and Travel Behaviour: Policy Implications 

      Brewer, Ann M.
      Published 1998-04-01
      This paper examines the assumptions of work design and its impact on how work is conceived and designed, the important linkages to travel behaviour to and from work and subsequent impacts on traffic mix in urban areas. ...
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    • Getting Planes off the Ground: Key Concepts and Issues in Airport Capacity Planning and Management 

      Raguraman, K.
      Published 1999-07-01
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