The report describes the theoretical construction and statistical estimation of an econometric model of freight shippers' modal choice decisions: the decisions that determine the relative shares of all freight business allocated to rail, truck, air, or other modes of transport. It was designed to predict how an individual shipper might react to each problem of the choice among modes for a single commodity shipment. (Author)
Studies on the Demand for Freight Transportation. Volume III. Two Models of Freight Modal Choice
1969
106 pages
Report
No indication
English
Road Transportation , Domestic Commerce, Marketing, & Economics , Cargo , Transportation , Mathematical models , Urban areas , Cargo vehicles , Air transportation , Water traffic , Railroads , Pipes , Inventory , Costs , Algorithms , Functions , Approximation(Mathematics) , Econometric models , Freight shippers
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