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The control of goods transportation growth by modal share re-planning: the role of a carbon tax (Articolo in rivista)
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- The control of goods transportation growth by modal share re-planning: the role of a carbon tax (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2002-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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Piattelli M. 1, Cuneo M. 2, Bianchi N. 2, Soncin G. 2 (2002)
The control of goods transportation growth by modal share re-planning: the role of a carbon tax
in System dynamics review (Print)
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- The control of goods transportation growth by modal share re-planning: the role of a carbon tax (literal)
- Abstract
- A simple model is proposed, at the macrolevel of variable aggregation, as
a support for policy making in the control of goods transportation growth
by possible alternative modes. The impact of feasible changes in the
levying of \"carbon tax\" can be investigated with the proposed model, as
well as the effects of investments in infrastructure and of the coverage
of operational costs. Based on some transport externalities, various cost
indices are identified and suitably minimized using optimization
techniques, so that a quantitative definition of public policies can be
derived. As an example, the model is used to evaluate an application of
alternative policies in Germany. This case study shows that the model
system of goods transportation has a slight sensitivity to the public
interventions considered. The application of the carbon tax shows
significant effects on the increase of fiscal revenues rather than on the
reduction of carbon dioxide emissions and on the share of road
transportation. Reductions in carbon dioxide emissions and in
transportation by road are best achieved by higher investment in the
infrastructures of alternative modes of transport, together with a
reduction in fuel taxation. (literal)
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