This book revisits traditional evaluation methods, such as cost-benefit analysis, to try and find a balance between the ever-increasing demand for transport, the search for sustainable mobility and green transport solutions, and the limited financial resources that governments are able to invest...

This paper focuses on two issues that challenge the accepted pessimistic view that regional trade agreements (RTAs) between developing countries in welfare terms by taking into account scale economies in transport. First, how is the standard welfare analysis of an RTA affected by the endogeneity...

This study explores the impacts of transport infrastructure investments on the compactness of a city. We introduce two new factors into the conventional Alonso-Mills-Muth model: First, city residents consume differentiated service varieties; and second, they pay transport costs not only to go to...