Transport: New Problems, New Solutions [electronic resource]: Thirteenth International Symposium on Theory and Practice in Transport Economics, Luxembourg, 9-11 May 1995 /
European Conference of Ministers of Transport.
International Symposium on Theory and Practice in Transport Economics(13th :1995 :Luxembourg, Luxembourg)
European Conference of Ministers of  TransportContent Provider
International Symposium on Theory and Practice in Transport Economics
Paris : OECD Publishing,
1996.
This publication comprises the twenty introductory reports written by specialists for the Symposium and a full summary of discussions of the Thirteenth International Symposium on theory and practice in transport economics held in Luxembourg, 9-11 May 1995. The conference focused on new problems and solutions in transport.  
OPENING SESSION 5 -Address by Mrs. Mady Delvaux-Stehres, Minister of Transport, Communications and Social Security of Luxembourg 7 -Address by Mr. Viktor Klima, Federal Minister of Public Economy and Transport of Austria and Chairman of the ECMT Council of Ministers 11 -Address by Mr. Gerhard Aurbach, Secretary-General of the ECMT 15 INTRODUCTORY REPORTS 21 Topic 1: Economic and Social Change  -Transport in 21st Century by K. Button,&nbsp; Loughborough University, United Kingdom 25 -Economic Changes and Transport by Åke E. Andersson,&nbsp; Director of the Swedish Institute for Future Studies, Stockholm, Sweden 67 -Supply Side Adjustments by R. Schonknecht, Forschungsgruppe Verkehr Rostock, Rostock, Germany&nbsp;&nbsp;83 -Central and Eastern European Countries by G. Chatelus, M. Poincelet and C. Reynaud, Institut National de Recherche sur les Transports et leur Securite, Arcueil, France&nbsp;103 Topic 2: Transport and its Actors  -The Employers' Point of View by Stig Larsson, President and Director General, Swedish State Railways, Stockholm, Sweden&nbsp;&nbsp;161 -The Employees' Perspective by A. Jaspers and E. J. M. Van Herk, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands&nbsp;181 -The Users" Approach by A. López Pita, Technical University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain&nbsp;&nbsp; 211 -Central and Eastern European Countries by M. Stanciu, I. Pavelescu, and C. Hutuleac, IPTANA 249 Topic 3: The New European Dimension  -Traffic Flow Trends by U. Voight, Deutsches Institut fiir Wirtschaftsforschung, Berlin, Germany 289 -Market Access and Frontier Effects by J.C. Juan, Chambre Regionale de Commerce et d'Industrie, Marseille, and J. Bessat, Assemblée des Chambres Françaises de Commerce et d'Industrie, Paris, France 341 -Integrating Transport Networks by C. Nash, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds, United Kingdom 369 -Central and Eastern European Countries by K. Trojanowska, Research Institute for Transport Economics, Warsaw, Poland&nbsp;&nbsp;395 Topic 4: Regional and Local Development  -Impact of Major Infrastructure by J. Lian, Institute of Transport Economics, Oslo, Norway 425 -Regional Land-Use Planning by E. Jacobs,&nbsp;&nbsp;Directeur Gerant, Confederation Nationale de la Construction, Brussels, Belgium 451 -Local Transport by J.A. Blom, Heidemij Advies, Arnhem, Netherlands&nbsp;&nbsp;495 -Central and Eastern Countries by P. Scharle,&nbsp;Ministry of Transport, Communications and Water Management, Budapest, Hungary 509 Topic 5: Financing and Markets -Funding Investment and Operating Costs by G. Gurtlich, Bundesministerium fiir offentliche Wirtschaft und Verkehr, Vienna, Austria&nbsp;&nbsp;533 -Market Organisation by M. Ponti, Italfer, Milan, Italy&nbsp;555 -Taxes and Charges by C. Jeanrenaud,&nbsp;&nbsp;University of Neuchatel, Switzerland 583 -Central and Eastern Countries by J. Navratil,&nbsp; Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic, Prague, Czech Republic 611 SUMMARY OF DISCUSSIONS -Report by G. Claisse&nbsp;629
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This publication comprises the twenty introductory reports written by specialists for the Symposium and a full summary of discussions of the Thirteenth International Symposium on theory and practice in transport economics held in Luxembourg, 9-11 May 1995. The conference focused on new problems and solutions in transport.  
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