A New Evaluation and Decision Making Framework Investigating the Elimination-by-Aspects Model in the Context of Transportation Projects’ Investment Choices

Nathalie Picard and Rayan Khraibani
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Rayan Khraibani: THEMA - Théorie économique, modélisation et applications - CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique - CY - CY Cergy Paris Université

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Date: 2016-12-31
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Published in Transport Policy, 2016, 45, pp.67-81

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Journal Article: A new evaluation and decision making framework investigating the elimination-by-aspects model in the context of transportation projects' investment choices (2016)
Working Paper: A New Evaluation and Decision Making Framework Investigating the Elimination-by-Aspects Model in the Context of Transportation Projects’ Investment Choices (2016)
Working Paper: A new evaluation and decision making framework investigating the elimination-by-aspects model in the context of transportation projects' investment choices (2016)
Working Paper: A new evaluation and decision making framework investigating the elimination-by-aspects model in the context of transportation projects' investment choices (2016)
Working Paper: A new evaluation and decision making framework investigating the elimination-by-aspects model in the context of transportation projects' investment choices (2016)
Working Paper: A new evaluation and decision making framework investigating the elimination-by-aspects model in the context of transportation projects' investment choices (2016)
Working Paper: A new Evaluation and Decision Making Framework Investigating the Elimination-by-Aspects Model in the Context of Transportation Projects' Investment Choices (2016)
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