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University of Sydney Business School: Recent submissions

    • Economic Significance of High Speed Rail 

      King, Jenny
      Published 1996-09-01
      The successes of existing high speed rail systems; the Shinkansen in Japan and TGV in France, have been widely reported. This paper presents evidence of the benefits of HSR as reported by studies carried out on the existing ...
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    • Observed efficiency of a d-optimal design in an interactive agency choice experiment 

      Puckett, Sean M.; Rose, John M.
      Published 2009-04-01
      There have been a number of recent calls within the choice literature to examine the role of social interactions upon preference formation. McFadden (2001a,b) recently stated that this area should be a high priority research ...
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    • The South Eastern BRT Network in Brisbane, Australia: How much is added to residential house values as a result of the network effect? 

      Mulley, Corinne; Sampaio, Breno; Ma, Liang
      Published 2017-02-01
      This paper addresses an area of policy much understudied in the literature. It emerged out of investigating the policy needs of governments seeking to find new ways of funding public transport infrastructure. Land rent ...
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    • Risky Weighting in Discrete Choice 

      Li, Baibing; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2017-05-01
      This paper presents a new approach to discrete choice analysis for risky prospects. Conventional discrete choice analysis focuses on riskless prospects and does not deal with the scenario where the alternatives that the ...
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    • The Importance of Organisational Commitment in Managing Change in the Bus Industry in Australia 

      Brewer; Hensher
      Published 1996-11-01
      In Australia there is a continuing trend in the transport sector towards corporatisation, privatisation, competitive regulation (ie tendering) and deregulation. With the implementation of the 1990 Passenger Transport Act ...
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