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ISSN 1090-4999
Research Article
Vol. 11, Issue 2, 1981July 01, 1981 EDT

Optimal Roadway Tolls and Operating Costs in Urbanized Regions

Thomas P. Drinka, James R. Prescott,
roadway tollscongestion
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Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 2, 1981

Vol. 11, Issue 2, 1981
  • A Neighborhood Interaction Model of Housing Maintenance and Quality Changes by Owner Occupants
    George C. Galster
  • The Effect of Air Pollution on Residential Location Decisions in Metropolitan Areas
    James D. Burnell
  • Regional Bond Yields and Economic Activity: Theory and Application
    J. Clay SingletonJames R. SchmidtJane Matzke
  • A Note on the Cost Per Job Created by Federal Regional Development Programs
    Randolph C. Martin
  • Optimal Roadway Tolls and Operating Costs in Urbanized Regions
    Thomas P. DrinkaJames R. Prescott
  • Regional Variation in Electric Energy: Demand Responsiveness in the Residential Sector in Illinois
    George ProvenzanoRichard A. Walasek
  • A Regional Problem in a National Context: The Ogallala Aquifer
    Cameron ShortAnthony F. Turhollow, Jr.Earl O. Heady
JRAP
Drinka, Thomas P., and James R. Prescott. 1981. “Optimal Roadway Tolls and Operating Costs in Urbanized Regions.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 11 (2): 15–28.
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