Bus Deregulation and Privatisation: An International PerspectiveJohn S. Dodgson, Neville Topham |
Contents
British Experience with Deregulation of Local | 13 |
Models of Competition and the Effect of Bus Service | 45 |
Contestability in the UK Bus Industry Experience | 69 |
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approach areas assumed authorities average Bank benefits bus industry bus operators bus services buses capital cent central changes cities companies competition consider consumers contestable continued contract cost cost function demand density deregulation developed discussed Economic effect efficiency entrant entry equal equilibrium estimated evidence example existing experience express factor fares frequency fuel further given grants greater higher important included increase incumbent indicators input integration labour less levels limited London loss lower major mean measure miles minibus occurred offered operators output particular passenger peak period planning possible potential practice privatisation problems productivity profits public transit firm public transport reduced regulation returns road route scale sector specific structure subsidy suggests Table tendering traffic trip unit urban variables vehicle White World
