The Economics of Long-Distance Transportation

Edited by T. S. Khachaturov and P. B. Goodwin

in International Economic Association Series from Palgrave Macmillan

Date: 1983
ISBN: 978-1-349-17013-5
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Planning and Mode Split of Freight Traffic in the USSR

A. A. Mitaishvili

Ch 2 Comparing the Efficiency of Western European Rail and Road Services

Fritz Voigt

Ch 3 Changes in Freight Traffic among the Modes of Transport Past and Future

Dudley F. Pegrum

Ch 4 The Socialist Transport System — its Management and Planning

Hermann Wagener

Ch 5 Modal Split, Efficiency and Public Policy

Yukihide Okano

Ch 6 International Implications of Long-distance Transport of Fuels

Holland Hunter, Leslie Dienes and Lee Bettis

Ch 7 The Today and Tomorrow of Arctic Transportation Routes

Jerzy Zaleski

Ch 8 Trunk Line Transportation in Less Accessible Regions

V. Burkhanov

Ch 9 Transportation System Planning for Alaska Development

David T. Kresge, J. Royce Ginn and John T. Gray

Ch 10 Pipeline Transportation of Natural Gas in the USSR

O. M. Ivantsov

Ch 11 Efficient Long-distance Fuel Transportation

R. W. Lake, C. J. Boon and C. Schwier

Ch 12 Mass Transport and Individual Transport: an Optimum Modal Split

Rezso Bajusz

Ch 13 The Optimum Ratio between Private and Public Passenger Transport Services in Conurbations: the Experience of the German Democratic Republic

Werner Lindner

Ch 14 Motorisation in Japan

Ryohei Kakumoto

Ch 15 Problems in Attaining an Optimum Ratio Between Long-distance Individual and Public Passenger Transport

H. St. Seidenfus

Ch 16 Impediments to the American Railroads’ Achieving their Comparative Advantage for Long-distance Movement

George W. Hilton

Ch 17 The Development and Main Problems of International Transport Systems

R. Squilbin

Ch 18 Rational Policies for Development of International Air Transportation

John R. Meyer and William B. Tye

Ch 19 Time as a Factor in Increasing the Economic Efficiency of Ports and Sea—Land Transport

Witold Andruszkiewicz

Ch 20 Port Congestion or Port Dysfunction?

S. Wickham and N. Tien Phuc

Ch 21 Inland Waterways and Long-distance Freight Traffic

D. M. Hayter and C. H. Sharp

Ch 22 Spatial Distribution of Productive Powers and Socialist Transport Policy

Gerhard Rehbein

Ch 23 Organisation of Transport Enterprises

H. J. Noortman

Ch 24 International Transportation Systems

Richard Burke

Ch 25 The Importance of Organisational Forms of Integration in the Field of International Transport

Stefan Tsankov

Ch 26 Material Relations and Transport Policy in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic

Karel Vitek

Ch 27 Principal Problems of the Development of International Relations in the Transport Sector

G. Antal

Ch 28 Themes and Conclusions of the Conference

T. S. Khachaturov and P. B. Goodwin

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