@ e . ECONOMIC REGULATIONS Investments in transportation infrastructure (modal & intermodal) PHINMA EDUCATION Control routes, ports of entry, pricing, scheduling Level of ownership and competition Historical ANCISCLARIS Economic Social Political KEY DIMENSIONS OF TRANSPORTATION Environmental NATURE OF TRANSPORT POLICY Public Ownership SAFETY REGULATIONS Subsidies & Taxation @ Safety and operation regulations (speed and design) Ⓡ Labour regulations (work hours) ● Security (passengers and cargo) Changes brought by transport technologies. Rise and cohesion of civilizations (e.g. Egypt, Rome and China). Development of modern nation states. Transport and economic development (indirectly and directly).Factor in the production and added-value of goods and services. Facilitates economies of scale. Influences land (real estate) value. Contributes to the specialization of regions. Access to healthcare, welfare, and cultural events. Shape social interactions. Nation building and national unity. National defense (Roman empire, American road network). Rules and regulations. Mobility is often subsidized (e.g. public transit or highways). Important environmental impacts. Pollution, exploitation of natural resources. • Full or partial (PPP) ownership of transportation modes (e.g. public transit) or assets (e.g. roads and bridges). . • Funding for transport infrastructure and modes. Taxation on fuel and transactions. Regulatory Control MKT 009: Distribution Management Module #13 Student Activity Sheet . Technical standards for transport modes and assels. • Entry and competing conditions. Research & Development ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS Labor Regulations 0 Transportation of hazardous materials (HAZMAT) ● Pollutant emissions Funding research improving the technical, economic and environmental performance of transportation. Safety & Standards Standards such as certification, working conditions and compensation and benefits in the transport sector. • Operational standards for transport modes and assets such as speed and weight limits.
@ e . ECONOMIC REGULATIONS Investments in transportation infrastructure (modal & intermodal) PHINMA EDUCATION Control routes, ports of entry, pricing, scheduling Level of ownership and competition Historical ANCISCLARIS Economic Social Political KEY DIMENSIONS OF TRANSPORTATION Environmental NATURE OF TRANSPORT POLICY Public Ownership SAFETY REGULATIONS Subsidies & Taxation @ Safety and operation regulations (speed and design) Ⓡ Labour regulations (work hours) ● Security (passengers and cargo) Changes brought by transport technologies. Rise and cohesion of civilizations (e.g. Egypt, Rome and China). Development of modern nation states. Transport and economic development (indirectly and directly).Factor in the production and added-value of goods and services. Facilitates economies of scale. Influences land (real estate) value. Contributes to the specialization of regions. Access to healthcare, welfare, and cultural events. Shape social interactions. Nation building and national unity. National defense (Roman empire, American road network). Rules and regulations. Mobility is often subsidized (e.g. public transit or highways). Important environmental impacts. Pollution, exploitation of natural resources. • Full or partial (PPP) ownership of transportation modes (e.g. public transit) or assets (e.g. roads and bridges). . • Funding for transport infrastructure and modes. Taxation on fuel and transactions. Regulatory Control MKT 009: Distribution Management Module #13 Student Activity Sheet . Technical standards for transport modes and assels. • Entry and competing conditions. Research & Development ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS Labor Regulations 0 Transportation of hazardous materials (HAZMAT) ● Pollutant emissions Funding research improving the technical, economic and environmental performance of transportation. Safety & Standards Standards such as certification, working conditions and compensation and benefits in the transport sector. • Operational standards for transport modes and assets such as speed and weight limits.
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ECONOMIC REGULATIONS
PHINMA EDUCATION
MAINE INSTALIKLARIN
Investments in transportation
infrastructure (modal &
intermodal)
Control routes, ports of entry,
pricing, scheduling
Level of ownership and
competition
Historical
Economic
Social
Political
KEY DIMENSIONS OF TRANSPORTATION
Environmental
NATURE OF TRANSPORT POLICY
Public Ownership
SAFETY REGULATIONS
Subsidies & Taxation
@ Safety and operation
regulations (speed and
design)
Ⓡ Labour regulations (work
hours)
e Security (passengers and
cargo)
Changes brought by transport technologies. Rise and cohesion of civilizations (e.g.
Egypt, Rome and China). Development of modern nation states.
Transport and economic development (indirectly and directly).Factor in the production
and added-value of goods and services. Facilitates economies of scale. Influences land
(real estate) value. Contributes to the specialization of regions.
Access to healthcare, welfare, and cultural events. Shape social interactions.
Nation building and national unity. National defense (Roman empire, American road
network). Rules and regulations. Mobility is often subsidized (e.g. public transit or
highways).
Important environmental impacts. Pollution, exploitation of natural resources.
• Full or partial (PPP) ownership of
transportation modes (e.g. public transit) or
assets (e.g. roads and bridges).
.
Regulatory Control
• Funding for transport infrastructure and
modes.
Taxation on fuel and transactions
MKT 009: Distribution Management
Module #13 Student Activity Sheet
. Technical standards for transport modes and
assels.
• Entry and competing conditions.
Research & Development
ENVIRONMENTAL
REGULATIONS
Labor Regulations
0 Transportation of
hazardous materials
(HAZMAT)
● Pollutant emissions
. Funding research improving the technical,
economic and environmental performance of
transportation
Safety & Standards
Standards such as certification, working
conditions and compensation and benefits in
the transport sector.
• Operational standards for transport modes
and assets such as speed and weight limits.
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