, industry, education, health, tourism services etc., of the economy. The study also revealed that the people are happy to see …

We have not clearly acknowledged the abstraction from unpriceable “social goods” (derived from communities) which … economics has not been argued, much less established. Acknowledging communities would reinforce rather than undermine them, and …

forms of tourism, a result of the advantages which it offers bouth tourists and host communities. Rural areas are rich in … ecological and rural diversity. For a long time in their existence, rural communities have relied on the abundance of natural … transformation in agriculture, as well as other industrial resources were renewerable, which has led rural communities to be …

This article examines the communities involved in the distribution and sharing of videos on the internet. Firstly, we …

. Anecdotal evidence suggests that the short-term business environment of transport operators and trading companies has been … extent by the increases in frictional costs. Differences across products are due to varying ratios of transport and insurance … costs to goods-value, divergences in prevailing transport modes, and differing roles in the production process. For example …

find that the rules for leisure transport are exactly the same as in a conventional CBA that includes the marginal cost of … public funds. For business travel and commuting we find new rules as a result of the assumption that transport costs have the …

We examine the implications of search unemployment for the evaluation of a transport in-vestment in a conventional cost … benefit analysis (CBA) assuming perfect competition. Lower transport costs induces search over a larger area and longer …-creased transport. The search imperfection drives a wedge between the marginal product of labour and the wage, such that the final …