Title
Equity and welfare in the geography of public transport provision
Document Type
Journal Article
Publication Date
6-1993
Subject Area
Transport policy - Disadvantage, Transport services - Affordability, Transport services - Availability, Transport services - Cost
Abstract
This paper examines the equity and welfare implications of four differing principles of public transport provision and demonstrates by means of graphs and a case study (based on a hypothetical population distribution) the quite different patterns of provision to which the principles give rise. The principles examined are: formal equality, substantive equality, least social cost and profit maximization.
Rights
Permission to publish the abstract given by Elsevier, copyright remains with them.
Recommended Citation
Hay. A. (1993). Equity and welfare in the geography of public transport provision. Journal of Transport Geography, Vol. 1, (2), Pp. 95-101.

Comments
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