Urban Transportation, Land Use, and Growth: Evidence from China 1990-2010 (IGC Policy Brief)

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2014
Country:
China
Document Type:
Briefing
Theme:
Economic Growth
Authors:
Zhang, Q., Baum-Snow, N., Brandt, L., Turner, M. and Henderson, V.

Abstract

In the early 1990s, China embarked on an ambitious initiative to build and upgrade its transportation infrastructure, particularly its highways. This project investigates the effects of transportation infrastructure investments on urban form and on the location of people and employment in cities.

Citation

Baum-Snow, N.; Brandt, L.; Henderson, V.; Turner, M.; Zhang, Q. Urban Transportation, Land Use, and Growth: Evidence from China 1990-2010 (IGC Policy Brief). International Growth Centre (IGC), London, UK (2014) 3 pp. [Policy brief 14/0710]

Urban Transportation, Land Use, and Growth: Evidence from China 1990-2010 (IGC Policy Brief)

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