Transport policy competitive dynamics

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Transport policy competitive dynamics describes the interplay between transport policy measures (such as regulation, subsidies, and infrastructure investment) and competition among transport and logistics providers. It aims to influence efficiency, modal shift, cost structure, and the competitiveness of actors, as well as the overall performance of the transport and logistics system through policy instruments.

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