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    • Use of Bond Issues To Capture Financial Surplus Generated For The Private Sector By Public Investments In Transport Projects: Brazilian Legislation 

      Otília da Costa, Jocilene; Aldigueri, Daniel Rodrigues; Rocha, Carlos Henrique; Guilherme de Aragão, Joaquim José
      Published 2009-01-01
      It is widely known that the capitals market is a major source of permanent financial resources for the economy because of the connection it establishes between agents with savings capacity (investors) and those in need of ...
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    • Trust Building in Passenger Transport Concession Contracts And Procurement Procedures: The Case Of Brazilian Urban Bus Transport 

      Brasileiro, Anísio; Guerra, Cláudia; Santos, Enilson
      Published 2009-01-01
      According to the Federal Constitution the transport of passengers in municipalities is an essential public service and should be rendered directly by the State or through delegated private operators selected by means of ...
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    • Models for Competition Between Public Transport Routes And Modes 

      Jansson, Kjell; Lang, Harald
      Published 2009-01-01
      For assessment of infrastructure measures and find appropriate ways to reduce environment and climate damages etc., forecast models are of utmost importance. The aim of such models is, for assumed transport measures, to ...
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    • Public Transport for Shopping: An Analysis On The Interaction Between Intrinsic And Derived Demand 

      Takahashi, Yoshinori
      Published 2009-01-01
      In general, transport demand is derived from the intrinsic demand, that is, the purpose of the trip. For example, in Japanese rural areas, the main purposes of the use of public transport by elderly people are going to ...
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    • Australian and British Experiences with Competitive Tendering In Rail Operations 

      Kain, Peter
      Published 2009-01-01
      Governments typically underwrite public transport, but that funding is significant and growing. Drawing in private-sector expertise, by privatising the services typically does not eliminate the need for public funding; in ...
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