Transport Infrastructure Expands Service Markets Beyond Commuting
Transport infrastructure not only facilitates goods and commuter movement but also expands markets for services requiring occasional travel. Evidence from the Øresund Bridge shows improved connectivity significantly increased cross-border service exports and imports beyond daily commuting. Governments should consider firms’ client access, varied geographic labor and service market ranges, and the broader impacts on demand, competition, housing, skills, and regional development over time.
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