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Transport Canada > Transport Canada - Programs Group - Home Page > Transport Canada - Welcome to Environmental Affairs > Transport Canada - Economic Analysis > Transport Canada - Internalizing the Social Cost of the Transportation Sector

RESEARCH AND TRAFFIC GROUP

Transportation Consulting

 Reference Number: T8080-00-1018

 INTERNALIZING THE SOCIAL COSTS OF THE TRANSPORTATION SECTOR

prepared for

TRANSPORT CANADA

by
  
Gordon English, Charles Schwier, Richard Lake,

Ron Hirshhorn, Ray Barton 

December, 2000

INTERNALIZING THE SOCIAL COSTS OF THE TRANSPORTATION SECTOR  is available in PDF format (file size 864 KB) and may be viewed using version 3.0 or higher of the Adobe® Acrobat Reader.  This reader may be downloaded free of charge by visiting the Adobe® web site."

Executive Summary

As a first step in evaluating the internalization of environmental costs, Transport Canada sought a review of the literature of social cost estimates—including environmental costs—for all transportation modes, plus an account of various jurisdictions’ experiences as they implemented policies designed to internalize social costs.  We understand that Transport Canada plans to use this review as a springboard for stakeholder consultations, which will be aimed designing a strategy that maps the path to identifying and resolving conceptual, policy and practical impediments to implementing social cost internalization in Canada.


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