DOCUMENTI

Stef Proost, Fay Dunkerley, Saskia Van der Loo, Nicole Adler, Johannes Broecker, Artem Korzhenevych, Do the selected Trans European transport investments pass the Cost Benefit test?. January 2010, 22 p. [formato PDF, 394 kB]. "This paper assesses the economic justification for the selection of priority projects defined under the auspices of the Trans-European transport network. In analyzing the current list of 30 priority projects, we apply three different transport models to undertake a cost-benefit comparison. We find that many projects do not pass the cost-benefit test and only a few of the economically justifiable projects would need European subsidies to make them happen. Two remedies are proposed to minimize the inefficiencies in future project selection. The first remedy obliges each member state or group of states to perform a cost-benefit analysis (followed by a peer review) and to make the results public prior to ranking priority projects. The second remedy would require federal funding to be available only for projects with important spillovers to other countries, in order to avoid pork barrel behaviour."

Economic Commission for Europe, Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, Joint Study on Developing Euro-Asian Transport Linkages. United Nations, New York and Geneva, February 2008, 218 p. [formato PDF, 7,60 MB]. "The elaboration of an in-house study was foreseen at the outset of the project. The study was intended to contribute to the formulation of an integrated transport network linking ECE and ESCAP regions, including SPECA countries, on the basis of country information and existing international transport networks under the general project’s title “Identification and formulation of interregional transport linkages and corridors”. The study presents an in-depth evaluation of major land and land-cum-sea transport corridors between Asia and Europe and attempts to determine their potential viability. Country reports on highway, railway, and inland water transport networks and with relevant details on seaport connections for multimodal transport operations were prepared by the National Focal Points on the basis of the general work description and a uniform questionnaire."

Scott Wilson Business Consultancy, Studio Strategico per lo Sviluppo del Corridoio Pan-europeo V (Progetto Prioritario Numero 6). Rapporto finale. London, Settembre 2007, 72 p. [formato PDF, 1,16 MB].

European Round Table of Industrialists, Missing links. Upgrading Europe's transborder ground transport infrastructure: a report for the Roundtable of European Industrialists. Paris, 1984, 48 p. [formato PDF, 7,40 MB].

Ministero delle Infrastrutture e Trasporti, Schede illustrative dello stato di attuazione della direttrice ferroviaria e autostradale (del corridoio paneuropeo multimodale di trasporto V). 8 p. [formato PDF, 400KB]. [documento eliminato dal sito del Ministero].

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