REFORM OF INTERREGIONAL TRANSPORT PRICING POLICIES IN IRELAND. IN: REFORMING TRANSPORT PRICING IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: A MODELING APPROACH
Quinten Heaney, Mary O’Mahony, E. T. Gibbons
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Quinten Heaney, Mary O’Mahony, E. T. Gibbons
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This chapter reports on the results of applying the interregional model to study different pricing policies that reflect the external costs of the various transport services in Ireland. As Ireland is an island with no through traffic, the 1-country version of the model was used to calculate optimal policies.
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This chapter reports on the results of applying the interregional model to study different pricing policies that reflect the external costs of the various transport services in Ireland. As Ireland is an island with no through traffic, the 1-country version of the model was used to calculate optimal policies.
Key concepts: Road pricing, European union, Transport economics, Transport policy, Business, Economics, Road transport, International economics