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Road Pricing
Adrian Moore of the Reason Foundation writes:
A new report from Deloitte Research is one of the best overviews of the current state of the art of road pricing that I've seen. It provides an in-depth assessment of London's 2003 area-pricing scheme, as well as up-to-date discussions of corridor pricing (e.g., California's 91 Express Lanes), national schemes (like Germany's forthcoming GPS-based tolling of all heavy trucks), and future integrated schemes (in which pricing would become the predominant means of paying for surface transportation).
Posted by Alex Tabarrok on November 17, 2003 at 03:14 PM in Economics | Permalink
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Well, I was going to link to the Deloitte Consulting study on road pricing that Adrian Moore told me about, but Alex Tabarrok already beat me to it. The study gives a nice overview of the London congestion charge. Electricity... [Read More]
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