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    • An Inductive Empirical Investigation into Third Party Logistics Contracts 

      Sankaran, Jay; Charman, Zane
      Published 2000-03-01
      We report an inductive, qualitative investigation into third party logistics contracts whose express purpose was to inform subsequent case study research into the same. A salient feature of the research is the methodology ...
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    • Trip Chaining as a Barrier to the Propensity to use Public Transport 

      Hensher, David A.; Reyes, April J.
      Published 2000-07-01
      Trip chaining is a growing phenomenon in travel and activity behaviour. Individuals increasingly seek out opportunities to minimise the amount of travel required as part of activity fulfilment, given the competing demands ...
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    • COMPASS AIRLINES: 1 December 1990 To 20 December 1991 

      Nyathi, Michael; Hooper, Paul; Hensher, David A.
      Published 1992-03-01
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    • The role of stated preferences and discrete- choice models in identifying individual preferences for traffic management devices 

      Hensher, David A.; Battellino, Helen C.
      Published 1992-01-01
      Responsible local governments recognize the need to be sensitive to the local environmental implications of decisions taken in the course of developing strategies to ensure the efficient use of scarce resources. Rather ...
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    • The Spatial Distribution of Retail Expenditures: Joint Estimation of a Polychotomous Discrete-Continuous Choice System. 

      Barnard, Peter O.; Hensher, David A.
      Published 1991-08-01
      A polychotomous discrete-continuous choice system of the spatial distribution of retail expenditures is jointly estimated which allows the imposition of cross-equation restrictions between functions describing discrete and ...
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