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Turnitin: Transportation Subsidy Models Involving Operator and Manufacturer: A Case Study in Indonesia
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Abstract:
In order to reduce a high amount of traffic congestion in a city, a government adopted fiscal subsidy to encourage the use of public transportation, especially buses. This paper deals with two government’s subsidy
models: a subsidy for purchasing buses from the manufacturers and a subsidy for reducing ticket price for
passengers. From both subsidy models, we determine the maximum profit of the operator and manufacturer
using non-cooperative solution game theory. By Analyzing both models and making numerical examples using
data from Indonesia public transport, it is expected that the influence of subsidy to the profit of the operator and manufacturers can be revealed. The result indicates that reducing ticket price will give higher profit both to the operator and manufacturers.
H. Husniah - Personal Name
U.S. Pasaribu - Personal Name
Y. T. Bayuzetra - Personal Name
G. Gunawan - Personal Name
A. K. Supriatna - Personal Name
U.S. Pasaribu - Personal Name
Y. T. Bayuzetra - Personal Name
G. Gunawan - Personal Name
A. K. Supriatna - Personal Name
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English
2022
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H. Husniah. (2022).Turnitin: Transportation Subsidy Models Involving Operator and Manufacturer: A Case Study in Indonesia.(Electronic Thesis or Dissertation). Retrieved from https://localhost/etd