Lorenzo Muñoz, Sebastián Astroza, Alejandro Tudela, Maximiliano Lizana Abstract Endogeneity is a frequent anomaly in discrete choice models, leading to inconsistent parameter estimates that are used to obtain economic indicators, such as the subjective value of travel... read more →
Mode choice between metro, bus, and ride-hailing: Revealed preference evidence with crowding effects
Raúl Pezoa, Franco Basso, Marco Batarce, Louis de Grange, Rodrigo De La Puerta, Fernando Feres, Mauricio Varas Abstract The rapid growth of ride-hailing platforms has fundamentally altered urban mobility patterns, creating new competitive dynamics with established public transit systems. This study examines modal... read more →
José Ignacio Sanhueza, Felipe Delgado, Mathias A. Klapp Abstract Airlines often outsource aircraft maintenance to third-party providers. As maintenance demand fluctuates, providers must dynamically plan in-house technician schedules, assign tasks to individual technicians, and determine... read more →
Cristhian Figueroa -Martínez, Amanda Toro - Salinas, Natan Waintrub Resumen El artículo indaga en las trayectorias de los barrios vulnerables desde la perspectiva de sus habitantes y pone particular atención... read more →
Sander Mooren, Andreas Hartmann & Alejandro Tirachini ABSTRACT To effectively manage road infrastructure, simulation models are commonly used to forecast traffic flows and support decision-making. However, transport faces deep uncertainty amid... read more →
Jonathan Lozano-Oviedo, Cristián E. Cortés, Pablo Maya-Duque, Pablo A. Rey & Juan G. Villegas Abstract Sustainable closed-loop supply chains (SCLSCs) are becoming increasingly important due to emerging regulations on sustainability, the circular economy (CE), and... read more →
Manríquez Juan, Astroza Sebastián, Parada Contzen Marcela Resumen This study analyses the impact of different funding sources—public and private—on firm’s sales performance, labor productivity, and capital productivity of Chilean firms.... read more →
David A. Hensher, John D. Nelson, Camila Balbontin, Chinh Ho, Edward Wei, Corinne Mulley, Thiranjaya Kandanaarachchi Abstract Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has garnered a significant amount of interest over the last 15 years and yet we have very little to show in terms... read more →
Diego Candia Abstract I study the welfare and distributional effects of autonomous vehicles (AVs) using a monocentric city model with heterogeneous households and endogenous labor supply. The formulation captures the fact... read more →
Andrés Rodríguez, Ricardo Daziano, José Luis Moura, Maira Delgado-Lindeman, Luigi dell’Olio Abstract This study proposes a joint model for transport mode choice and parking strategy in dense urban environments, incorporating emerging scenarios derived from the introduction of autonomous vehicles,... read more →