Determinants of Infrastructure Supply in European Regions

Piet Rietveld and Frank Bruinsma
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Frank Bruinsma: Vrije Universiteit

Chapter 13 in Is Transport Infrastructure Effective?, 1998, pp 333-349 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In studies on the impact of transport infrastructure on the economy, infrastructure is usually considered as exogenous. The starting point is the public sector, which provides transport infrastructure at certain locations or between certain locations. Then various ex-ante and ex-post approaches can be followed to analyze how such a given public sector investment will have an impact on transport flows and the spatial economy (see Figure 13.1).

Keywords: Border Region; National Border; Transport Infrastructure; Infrastructure Investment; Border Effect (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1998
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-72232-5_13

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