Analysis of Interaction between Air Transportation and Economic Activity
This paper uses both world-wide and country-level analysis to describe the relationship between air transportation and economic activity. In particular, we describe how economic, infrastructural, institutional and geographic factors affect the mapping of cargo and passenger flows to the enabled f...
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author | Ishutkina, Masha Hansman, R. John |
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description | This paper uses both world-wide and country-level analysis to describe the relationship
between air transportation and economic activity. In particular, we describe how economic,
infrastructural, institutional and geographic factors affect the mapping of cargo and passenger
flows to the enabled flows of labor, knowledge, investment, remittances, tourism and
goods. We also identify the role of government and exogenous drivers in this relationship.
We illustrate the relationship using several examples: Dubai in the United Arab Emirates,
Jamaica, China and India. |
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spelling | mit-1721.1/418762019-04-12T09:43:30Z Analysis of Interaction between Air Transportation and Economic Activity Ishutkina, Masha Hansman, R. John economic activity. air transportation cargo passenger This paper uses both world-wide and country-level analysis to describe the relationship between air transportation and economic activity. In particular, we describe how economic, infrastructural, institutional and geographic factors affect the mapping of cargo and passenger flows to the enabled flows of labor, knowledge, investment, remittances, tourism and goods. We also identify the role of government and exogenous drivers in this relationship. We illustrate the relationship using several examples: Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, Jamaica, China and India. 2008-07-07T19:55:18Z 2008-07-07T19:55:18Z 2008-07-07T19:55:18Z Technical Report http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/41876 en_US application/pdf |
spellingShingle | economic activity. air transportation cargo passenger Ishutkina, Masha Hansman, R. John Analysis of Interaction between Air Transportation and Economic Activity |
title | Analysis of Interaction between Air Transportation and Economic Activity |
title_full | Analysis of Interaction between Air Transportation and Economic Activity |
title_fullStr | Analysis of Interaction between Air Transportation and Economic Activity |
title_full_unstemmed | Analysis of Interaction between Air Transportation and Economic Activity |
title_short | Analysis of Interaction between Air Transportation and Economic Activity |
title_sort | analysis of interaction between air transportation and economic activity |
topic | economic activity. air transportation cargo passenger |
url | http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/41876 |
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