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Transportation Systems Analysis: Demand and Economics

Subjects: Economics · Engineering · Finance

Art: AmCyc Bridge - New York and Brooklyn Suspension Bridge, published… · Public domain

Instructors: Michael Frumin, Prof. Moshe Ben-Akiva
Term: Fall 2008
Level: Graduate
What's inside: 3 exams · 1 lecture note · 1 reading · 29 other files · 4 web pages
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Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Overview of consumer theory

Lecture 3: Discrete choice analysis I

Lecture 4: Discrete choice analysis II

Lecture 5: Travel demand modeling

Lecture 6: Freight demand

Lecture 7: Organizational models

Lecture 8: Path choice models

Lecture 9: Theory of the firm

Lecture 10: Transportation costs

Lecture 11: Midterm exam

Lecture 12: Pricing of transportation services: theory and practice I

Lecture 13: Pricing of transportation services: theory and practice II

Lecture 14: Analysis of the maritime and port sector I and II Guest lectures: Hilde Meersman and Eddy Van de Voorde, Department of Transport and Regional Economics, University of Antwerp

Lecture 15: Analysis of the maritime and port sector I and II Guest lectures: Hilde Meersman and Eddy Van de Voorde, Department of Transport and Regional Economics, University of Antwerp

Lecture 16: Transportation revenue forecasting: theory and models

Lecture 17: Airline revenue management I: flight leg and network models Guest lecture: Peter Belobaba, MIT International Center for Air Transportation (MIT ICAT)

Lecture 18: Airline revenue management II: impact of fare simplification on revenue management (RM) models Guest lecture: Peter Belobaba, MIT ICAT

Lecture 19: Project finance I Guest lecture: Jon Bottom, Steer Davies Gleave

Lecture 20: Project finance II Guest lecture: Jon Bottom, Steer Davies Gleave

Lecture 21: Project finance III Regulation of transportation industries Guest lectures: Jon Bottom, Steer Davies Gleave

Lecture 22: Project evaluation and programming I Guest lecture: Lance Neumann, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

Lecture 23: Project evaluation and programming II Guest lecture: Lance Neumann, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

Lecture 24: Developing country urban mobility: the sustainable development imperative Guest lecture: Chris Zegras, MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning

Lecture 25: Mobility demand in developing countries: some examples

Lecture 26: Intelligent transportation systems and the impact of traveler information; emerging themes in transportation economics and policy