A study of aggregate BI-modal urban travel supply, demand and network behaviour using simultaneous equations with autoregressive residuals

A study of aggregate BI-modal urban travel supply, demand and network behaviour using simultaneous equations with autoregressive residuals

by Marc J. I. Gaudry

Part of Discussion paper (Queen's University (Kingston, Ont.). Institute for Economic Research) ;

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