Research on government logistics subsidies for poverty alleviation with non-uniform distribution of consumers
Y Zhou, Y Che - Omega, 2021 - Elsevier
We develop a Hotelling model with an asymmetric triangular distribution of consumer
density to analyze the influence of the agricultural product upstream logistics subsidy (PUS) …
density to analyze the influence of the agricultural product upstream logistics subsidy (PUS) …
When Hotelling meets Vickrey. Service timing and spatial asymmetry in the airline industry
This paper analyzes rivalry between transport facilities in a model that includes two sources
of horizontal differentiation: geographical location and departure time. We explore how both …
of horizontal differentiation: geographical location and departure time. We explore how both …
[HTML][HTML] Infrastructure access charges, service differentiation, and strategic competition in the EU railway passenger market.
C Gutiérrez-Hita, O de la Cruz… - … Research Part B …, 2022 - Elsevier
Since the beginning of the XXI century, four legislative railway packages have come into
force in the EU. Increasing competition, enhancing the supervision of national authorities …
force in the EU. Increasing competition, enhancing the supervision of national authorities …
Pricing and positioning of horizontally differentiated products with incomplete demand information
We consider the problem of determining the optimal prices and product configurations of
horizontally differentiated products when customers purchase according to a locational …
horizontally differentiated products when customers purchase according to a locational …
[HTML][HTML] Price‐sensitive demand and market entry
Y Gu, A Rasch, T Wenzel - Papers in Regional Science, 2016 - Elsevier
This paper revisits the optimal entry decision in a differentiated product market where
customer demand is price‐sensitive and depends on a per‐unit transport cost. We show that …
customer demand is price‐sensitive and depends on a per‐unit transport cost. We show that …
Firm response to ethically motivated boycotts
Y Giat, E Manes - European Journal of Operational Research, 2023 - Elsevier
We develop an asymmetrically two-sided location model to investigate how firms react to
ethically motivated boycotts. We model ethicality as a continuous spectrum between zero …
ethically motivated boycotts. We model ethicality as a continuous spectrum between zero …
[PDF][PDF] The industrial organization of transport markets: modeling pricing, investment and regulation in rail and road networks
H Van Der Weijde - 2015 - research.ed.ac.uk
The thesis you are about to read (or about to put back on the shelf after reading this preface)
has been four years in the making. Much has happened in those four years, and many …
has been four years in the making. Much has happened in those four years, and many …
The user costs of air travel delay variability
We derive the expected user costs of US domestic air travel delay variability taking into
account scheduling behavior of travelers. Travelers do not only consider mean arrival delays …
account scheduling behavior of travelers. Travelers do not only consider mean arrival delays …
Multimodal substitutes in public transport: Efficient variety or wasteful competition?
The question we raise is whether it is desirable under public ownership to run multiple
public transport services (for instance, buses and trains) along a transport corridor, when …
public transport services (for instance, buses and trains) along a transport corridor, when …
The impact of delays on the welfare effects of on-track competition: The case of transfer passengers with operator-tied tickets
C Brand, G Sieg - Research in Transportation Economics, 2020 - Elsevier
When connecting trains may be missed due to delays, and passengers are insufficiently
flexible due to operator-tied ticketing, on-track competition may reduce effective frequency …
flexible due to operator-tied ticketing, on-track competition may reduce effective frequency …