Economics, Econometrics and Finance
8 years ago

New study reveals how infrastructure shapes regional development and trade flows.

INFRASTRUCTURE AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A SURVEY OF MULTIREGIONAL ECONOMIC MODELS. IN: TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
Piet Rietveld

Paper Summary

The article reviews different ways infrastructure affects regional development. It can be seen as a factor in production, influencing where businesses invest, or impacting trade between regions.

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