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Analyse des effets distributifs de différentes politiques de transport.

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Bureau, Benjamin (2009) Analyse des effets distributifs de différentes politiques de transport. Doctorat Economie et Finance, CERNA- Centre d'économie industrielle, ENSMP p.153.

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La thèse contribue au développement de la littérature empirique sur les effets distributifs des politiques de transport. Les trois premiers chapitres examinent successivement les effets distributifs d'un péage urbain à Paris, d'une taxe carbone sur le carburant en France, et de différentes politiques de transport en commun en Ile-de-France. Nous mesurons à l'aide de modèles économétriques et d'analyses statistiques la répartition entre les ménages français ou franciliens des coûts et des bénéfices engendrés par les différentes mesures. Le quatrième chapitre utilise la méthode des prix hédoniques pour mesurer l'impact des politiques « Quartiers Verts » et « Quartiers Tranquilles » sur les prix de l'immobilier. Ces deux politiques de la Mairie de Paris consistent à réaménager certains quartiers afin d'opérer un nouveau partage de la voie publique au profit des modes de circulations douces.

Type d'EPrint:Thèse (Doctorat)
Directeur de Thèse:Glachant, Matthieu
Date:26 Novembre 2009
Jury de Thèse:Glachant, Matthieu et Hourcade, Jean-Charles et Kopp, Pierre et Raux, Charles et Strobl, Eric
Ecole Doctorale:ED 396 ECONOMIE, ORGANISATIONS, SOCIETE
Discipline:Economie et Finance
Fonds:Mines ParisTech (ENSMP)
Institution:ENSMP
Laboratoire:CERNA- Centre d'économie industrielle
Sujets:9. Sciences de l'économie, de la gestion et de la société
Mots-clés libres:Ile-de-France, Politique transport, Modèle économétrique, Analyse statistique, Immobilier, Péage urbain, Taxe carbone, Ile-de-France, Transportation policy, Econometric models, Statistical analysis, Real estate, Congestion charging, Carbon tax
Code ID:5694
Déposé par :Claudine Abauzit
Déposé le :12 Janvier 2010

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