Inland Waterway Transportation
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A01=Arthur P. Hurter
A01=Charles W. Howe
A01=Eugene Silberberg
A01=Joseph L. Carroll
A01=Nancy L. Schwartz
A01=Robert M. Steinberg
A01=Steven G. Ramsey
A01=William J. Leininger
Analytic Queuing Model
Arrival Rate
Author_Arthur P. Hurter
Author_Charles W. Howe
Author_Eugene Silberberg
Author_Joseph L. Carroll
Author_Nancy L. Schwartz
Author_Robert M. Steinberg
Author_Steven G. Ramsey
Author_William J. Leininger
barge fleet optimisation
Barge Rates
Bus Arrival
Cargo Arrivals
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Common Carrier
congestion analysis
Congestion Costs
Delay Costs
economic analysis of water transport systems
Empty Barges
Environmental Economics
environmental resource management
Environmental Studies
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Excess Supply
Firm's Production Function
Firm’s Production Function
Inland Waterway Transport
Inland Waterway Transportation
Interarrival Time
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jr.
Line Haul Operations
Lock Chamber
Locking Time
Minimum Queue Length
Optimum Toll
Pool Stage
public infrastructure policy
simulation modelling
Steel Articles
Total Product Curves
transport economics
Waterway System
Waterway Transportation
Product details
- ISBN 9781138954960
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 174 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 24 Jul 2015
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Inland Waterway Transportation explores how tools of economic analysis can improve the efficiency of both public and private investment in inland waterway transportation. Originally published in 1969, this study investigates how waterway transportation has been affected by public operating policy, costs and charges for the use of waterways in the United States as well as the impact of relationships central to waterway policy and individual firms such as the effect of the waterway environment on a firm’s efficiency. This title will be of interest to students of Environmental Studies and professionals.
Charles W. Howe, Joseph L. Carroll, Arthur P. Hurter Jr., William J Leininger, Steven G. Ramsey, Nancy L. Schwartz, Eugene Silberberg, Robert M. Steinberg
