High-Speed Railways: Do They Produce Economic Growth?

Kenneth Button

Annals of Computational Economics, 2017

Abstract: The debate surrounding the economic benefits of extending the US high-speed passenger rail system beyond the small stretch between Washington, DC, and New York City has abated somewhat but remains of policy interest. One of the justifications advocates ci

Date: 2017
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