Browsing ITLS Working Papers 1991 by author "Hensher, David A."
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Developments in surface passenger transport. Implications for tourism
Hensher, David A.; Hopper, P G; Smith, N CPublished 1991-01-01This paper was presented at the 1991 Tourism Outlook Forum (Australian Tourism Research Institute). It examines the state of play in the surface passenger transport system and comments on the implications of developments ...Open AccessWorking Paper -
Performance evaluation in passenger transportation: what are relevant measures?
Hensher, David A.Published 1991-01-01Measuring and monitoring the performance and productivity of passenger transportation has become a popular activity within public and private transit organisations. This lecture evaluates some of the indicators of performance ...Open AccessWorking Paper -
PRIVATISATION AND DEREGULATION OF PASSENGER TRANSPORT: A SUMMING UP
Beesley, Michael E.; Hensher, David A.; Talvitie, AnttiPublished 1991-02-01Open AccessWorking Paper -
THE ROLE OF STATED PREFERENCES AND DISCRETE CHOICE MODELS IN IDENTIFYING COMMUNITY PREFERENCES FOR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT DEVICES
Hensher, David A.; Battellino, Helen C.; Gee, Julie L.Published 1991-08-01Responsible local governments recognise 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 ...Open AccessWorking Paper -
The Spatial Distribution of Retail Expenditures: Joint Estimation of a Polychotomous Discrete-Continuous Choice System.
Barnard, Peter O.; Hensher, David A.Published 1991-08-01A 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 ...Open AccessWorking Paper -
Total Factor Productivity Growth and Endogenous Demand: Establishing a Benchmark Index for the Selection of Operational Performance Measures in Public Bus Firms
Hensher, David A.Published 1991-11-01Performance measurement in the public sector is recognised as important for tracking progress. The selection of indicators of performance is somewhat arbitrary, and made difficult by the absence of any benchmarks for ...Open AccessWorking Paper
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