Comparing the performance of models for wider economic benefits of transport infrastructure: results of a Dutch case study
Abstract A case is set up concerning a fictitious Dutch high-speed railway project involving passenger transport. Direct welfare effects are calculated using a standard transport model. On the basis of the case description and the direct effects, five models calculate total welfare effects and wider...
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