The demand for travel: theory and measurement. - Quandt, Richard E. (Lexington, Mass. Heath Lexington Books, 1970)
Introduction to the analysis of travel demand, by R. E. Quandt.--A new approach to consumer theory, by K. J. Lancaster.--A statistical theory of spatial distribution models, by A. G. Wilson.--The demand for abstract transport modes: theory and measurement, by R. E. Quandt and W. J. Baumol.--Structural requirements for abstract-mode models of passenger transportation, by J. P. Mayberry.--Cross-sectional travel demand models: estimates and tests, by R. E. Quandt and K. H. Young.--Estimation of modal splits, by R. E. Quandt.--A non-linear model of the demand for travel, by A. J. Blackburn.--An alternative approach to aggregation and estimation in the non-linear model, by A. J. Blackburn.--Value of time, choice of mode, and the subsidy issue in urban transportation, by L. N. Moses and H. F. Williamson.--The value of time spent in travelling: some new evidence, by M. E. Beesley.--The choice of travel mode for the journey to work: some findings, by D. A. Quarmby.
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Keywords: Transportation -- Research -- Addresses, essays, lectures