Volume 7 number 25, pages: 17 - 22

Published: Jan 20, 2020

ECONOMIC INSTRUMENTS IN FUNCTION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ROAD TRANSPORTATION

Kaplanovic Snezana 1
Kaplanovic Snezana
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University of Belgrade, Faculty of Traffic and Transportation, Belgrade, Serbia
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∙ Petrovic Jelica 1
Petrovic Jelica
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University of Belgrade, Faculty of Traffic and Transportation, Belgrade, Serbia
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∙ Ivkovic Ivan 1
Ivkovic Ivan
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University of Belgrade, Faculty of Traffic and Transportation, Belgrade, Serbia
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Abstract

The main purpose of this paper is to give an overview of the instruments available for achieving sustainable development of road transportation. Basically, there are five different sustainable transport instruments: planning, regulatory, information, technological and economic instruments. Special attention is given to the analysis of different type of economic instruments and their contribution to sustainable transport mobility.

Keywords

economics instruments external effects road transportation sustainable development sustainable transport instruments

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