Adrian T. Moore’s research while affiliated with University of California, Los Angeles and other places

... But as publicly provided, demand-responsive services became one of the main ways agencies fulfilled the ADA's mandate, for many observers the term paratransit began to take on that meaning (Teal 2016). As the understanding of paratransit narrowed, more studies focused on the economics and business models of ADA paratransit rather than general-public DRT, whether publicly or privately operated (Klein et al. 1997). ...

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Private Transit: Existing Services and Emerging Directions

... It will be based on the result from the need analysis. This is to ensure the right amount of right people doing the right job at the right time (Segal, Moore & Blair, 2003). Consequently, the goals and aims of an organization will be achieved.Manpower will be decentralized to other health facilities. ...

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DISTRICT HEALTH MANAGEMENT CYCLE IN MALAYSIA

... These include Central Falls, Rhode Island, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Jefferson County, Alabama, and more recently and perhaps infamously, the city of Detroit. However, California has seen the most bankruptcy filings, is the state with the second worst credit rating in the nation and is where the debt almost trebled in the 6 years prior to the financial crisis (Summers and Randazzo, 2008). It is to this state that the paper now turns. ...

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Picking Up the Pieces: Austerity Urbanism, California, and Fiscal Crisis

... A relevant share of the literature focused on assessing the comparative efficiency of MWMSs through DEA considers efficiency scores as space invariant (see for example Boetti et al., 2012;Bosch, Pedraja, and Suárez-Pandiello 2000;Carvalho and Marques 2011;García-Sánchez 2008;Rogge and De Jaeger 2013;Sarra, Mazzocchitti, and Rapposelli 2017;Segal, Moore, and Nolan 2002;Simões, De Witte, and Marques 2010). However, this approach (as already noted) seems to be quite questionable, especially when the analysis is carried out with the purpose of influencing and designing local policies. ...

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Spatio-temporal modelling of municipal waste management systems’ meta-efficiency scores

... Johnson, McCormally, & Moore, 2002;Forrer, Kee, & Zhang, 2002, Ryan and Menezess, 2014), 2) Economic & Technical Aspect(van Ham & Koppenjan, 2001) present from fair and transparent tendering(Ryan and Menezess, 2014), the private sector's ability to comply with the requirement(Tuan Hai et al., 2022; Liu, Wang, and Wilkinson 2016) 3) Law and Politics Aspect such as positive legal frameworks that support a climate of investment. It could be policies to simplify the investment process and incentives to attract investors (Ismail 2013, Tuan Hai et al., 2022; Maramis 2018; Estache and Saussier 2014; Hwang, Zhao and Gay 2013) 4) Social Issue including community around airport and passengers related to an acceptable level of user charges (Ng, Wong and Wong 2012) 5) Public-sector competence (government) particularly capability person in charge as PJPK and team. ...

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Critical Success Factor for Labuhan Bajo Airport Public-Private Partnership Investment Pilot Project

... Government officials, who consider privatization, should be aware of the potential pitfalls of privatization and of the objections that opponents of privatization will raise. Some of the most-common objections and pitfalls have been identified (Segal and Moore, 2000): ...

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Planning of an integrated solid waste management system in Suriname: a case study in Greater Paramaribo with focus on households

... Litwiller & Brausch (2013) in a study among adolescents delineated violent behavior and substance abuse as mediating factors of the relationships between cyberbullying and suicidal behaviors. The impact of cyber bullying, as stated by Breguet (2007), is that the cyber bully victims are often friendless, lack confidence, and feel humiliated. Consequently, cyber bully victims often suffer from lowered self-esteem, hopelessness, depression and withdrawal (Patchin and Hinduja, 2007; Strom and Strom, 2005b). ...

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The Impact of Cyberbullying on The Self-Esteem and Academic Functioning of Arab American Middle and High School Students

... also showed that the average annual cost of facilities using the PBC method was significantly higher compared with the in-house workforce method. Studies showed that when the PBC approach is utilized for the first time, the cost may increase ); another reason for increased PBC costs may be due to the state DOT risks transferred to the contractor (Segal et al. 2003;NCHRP 2003;Martin 1993). A study also showed that when the PBC contract duration is short (fewer than 3 years), this approach may increase the cost ). ...

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Cost Comparison of Highway Rest Area Operations: In-House Workforce versus Outsourcing Methods

... The main advantage of the DEA is that it does not require any assumption about efficient frontier functional form (Moore et al., 2003;Zhu & Zhang, 2019;Gennitsaris & Sofianopoulou, 2022;Molinos-Senante et al., 2023). On the other hand, the lack of this assumption implies that DEA efficiency scores are sensitive to sample variation and have no statistical properties. ...

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The determinants of municipal solid waste management efficiency in EU countries

... Operators often follow historical patterns in places dating back to the colonial period, and studies have suggested the extent of spatial coverage and connectivity provided to different areas and populations can be limited and unequal. Operators may be overconcentrated on the densest corridors (Gomez-Lobo, 2007;Kerzhner, 2022b;Klein et al., 1997) while leaving other areas underserved, particularly lower-income neighborhoods and the urban periphery (Campbell et al., 2019;Nakamura & Avner, 2021;Peralta-Quiros et al., 2019). ...

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Creating an Informal Transport Route: Implications for Mobility, Gender, and Planning Processes