Analysing freight transport demand using stated preference data: a survey

The paper surveys the application of the stated preference technique to analyse freight transport demand. The objective is to identify the contribution of the analysis of hypothetical data to the understanding of freight transport markets as opposed to the results obtained by using observed, revealed preference data.

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