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Towards an Accessible City: Empirical Measurement and Modeling of Access to Urban Opportunities for those with Vision Impairments, Using Remote Infrared Audible Signage

Marston, James R - Institute for Transportation Studies (ITS), University … - 2002

. Current accessibility measures do little to account for individual differences or the barriers faced by people with restricted …

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Highway Blues: Nothing a Little Accessibility Can't Cure

Handy, Susan - Institute for Transportation Studies (ITS), University … - 1994

I recently moved from Berkeley to Austin, the "Berkeley of Texas." Although there are similarities, and Austin is certainly as close to Berkeley as Texas gets, there are plenty of things I miss about Berkeley. I miss the hills and the bay. I miss good Chinese food and Thai food, Super Burritos,...

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ACCESS Magazine, Fall 1994

Handy, Susan; Cervero, Robert; Landis, John D.; Lave, … - Institute for Transportation Studies (ITS), University … - 1994

In this issue of ACCESS, we examine how land use considerations can improve transportation planning. Transportation planners have traditionally sought to maximize mobility by supplying better roads and common carriers, thus making it easier to move around. Seldom have they sought to improve the...

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The Personal City: The Experiential, Cognitive Nature of Travel and Activity and Implications for Accessibility

Mondschein, Andrew Samuel - Institute for Transportation Studies (ITS), University … - 2013

Transportation planning research addresses accessibility from diverse approaches, focusing varyingly on the usability … and communities to make use of those systems. One aspect of accessibility that has received relatively little attention … time but also information about opportunities in the city. This component of an individualâ€™s accessibility is highly …

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CONGESTION AND ACCESSIBILITY: WHATâ€™S THE RELATIONSHIP?

Mondschein, Andrew; Taylor, Brian D; Brumbaugh, Stephen - Institute for Transportation Studies (ITS), University … - 2010

This project conceptually and empirically explores the complex relationship between congestion and accessibility. While …, congestion can constrain mobility and thus indirectly reduce accessibility. Second, congestion is associated with agglomerations … of activity and with increased accessibility. Finally, congestion is in part a phenomenon of perception and behavior …

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Expectations and intertemporal pricing in commodity futures and spot markets

Just, Richard E.; Rausser, Gordon C. - Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, … - 1985

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Predatory Behavior in Vertical Market Structures: A General Equilibrium Approach

Just, Richard E.; Rausser, Gordon C. - Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, … - 2007

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A noncooperative model of collective decision making: a multilateral bargaining approach

Rausser, Gordon C.; Simon, Leo K. - Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, … - 1992

This paper extends the Stahl-Rubinstein model of bilateral bargaining to incorporate many players and multidimensional issue spaces. A central feature of our framework is that in each round of negotiations, a proposer is selected randomly. Our bargaining model consists of a sequence of...

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Food grain policy in Bangladesh

Rausser, Gordon C. - Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, … - 1981

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Fitting the glass slipper: optimal capital structure in the face of liability

't Veld, Klaas T. van; Rausser, Gordon C.; Simon, Leo K. - Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, … - 2000

The model presented in this paper juxtaposes two theories for why a firm might offer creditors a security interest to back up a loan. One theory holds that issuing secured debt allows the firm's owners to reduce expected payments in the event of bankruptcy to so-called "non-adjusting" creditors,...

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