Applying Utility Theory to Cost Allocation of Pavement Maintenance and Repair

Applying Utility Theory to Cost Allocation of Pavement Maintenance and Repair
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将效用理论应用于路面养护和维修成本分配

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2011
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Chien
Chien
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Kuo;Chien

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