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What counts as equitable? Incidence, spatial allocation and accessibility outcomes of a supply-side transit subsidy
Whether a public transport subsidy benefits the poor is usually settled by who is allocated more per trip. That angle shows only part of the picture. We put four questions to one instrument, combining operator expenditure, smartcard validations and vehicle GPS for the bus system of Belo Horizonte, B
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