Transport market-structure policy

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verkehrspolitik

Transport market-structure policy refers to public actions intended to influence the structure of the transport system. It includes competition regulation, market access rules, infrastructure policy, pricing, carrier entry and exit measures, and policies to balance modes of transport, aimed at improving efficiency, competitiveness, and environmental outcomes.

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