Search Results - subject:"High-speed train"

Can high-speed train improve the innovation ability of enterprises?

Wu, Weilong; Jing, Tang; Xiaoli, Yang - In: Journal of applied economics 25 (2022) 1, pp. 962-982

This paper analyzes the impact of high-speed train construction on enterprise innovation and its specific mechanisms by … establishing high-speed train-city-firm level panel data and constructing a multi-period DID model in China. The results show that …, firstly, the construction of a high-speed train significantly improves the innovation level of enterprises, and the …

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Construction of transportation infrastructure and the mixed ownership reform of state-owned enterprises : based on the perspective of high-speed rail opening

Ma, Xinxiao; Dou, Xiaochen; Tang, Taijie - In: China journal of accounting studies 12 (2024) 1, pp. 1-24

We study the impact of transportation infrastructure construction on the degree of mixed-ownership reform of local state-owned enterprises. We find that the opening of high-speed rail can significantly promote the mixed ownership reform process of local state-owned enterprises. Mechanism testing...

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Bridging the gap between high-speed rail transport studies and cluster economics through social knowledge exchange : future research potential

Russell, Christopher J.; Chen, Chia-Lin; Wong, Chan-Yuan - In: Transport reviews : a transnational transdisciplinary … 44 (2024) 5, pp. 1103-1127

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Socioeconomic benefits of high-speed broadband availability and service adoption : a survey

Briglauer, Wolfgang; Krämer, Jan; Palan, Nicole - In: Telecommunications policy : the international journal … 48 (2024) 7, pp. 1-21

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High-Speed Rail : a game changer for Spanish motorway transport?

Albalate, Daniel; León-Gómez, Carlos R. - In: Economics of Transportation : the official journal of … 39 (2024), pp. 1-13

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Forecasting the economic impact of a vacuum tube high-speed transport system in Poland : an input-output approach

Lach, Łukasz; Suder, Marcin; Kusa, Rafał; Duda, Joanna - In: Managerial economics 22 (2021) 2, pp. 113-142

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The Development of China's Transportation Industry (1978-2018)

Xiaoyan, Lin; Liu, Xiuying - 2024

Introduction: Transportation Development in China 13 -- Rail Transport -- Roads and Highways -- Four Civil Aviation -- Maritime Transport -- Inland Waterway Transport -- Pipeline Transport -- High-speed Rail -- Subway -- Logistics -- Tourism Transport -- Tourism Transport -- Coal Transport.

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Technology inflow following high-speed railway : evidence from Chinese cities

Liu, Dayong; Liu, Jie; Li, Qihang; Guo, Nixuan; Chen, Tong - In: Journal of management science and engineering 8 (2023) 4, pp. 570-583

Urban development thrives from technology inflows, which refers to the transfer of high-value technology from various cities to local recipients. The asymmetry of technical information-rooted in the tacit knowledge inherent in technology-mandates that technology transfer is heavily dependent on...

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High-Speed Rail and Stock Return Comovement in China

Zheng, Zunxin; Qiu, Zhongjie; Ding, Wenjie; Li, Mengjia - 2023

This paper explores the impact of China’s high-speed rail network on reducing local bias and fostering capital market integration. Our research reveals that the implementation of high-speed rail in a city decreases the return comovement of its local stocks, but increases its return comovement...

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Cost-benefit analysis of spillover tax revenues of high-speed rail in Taipei, China

Yoshino, Naoyuki; Xu, Kai; Agarwal, Deepanshu; … - 2023

This paper introduces the concept of spillover tax revenues, which are also known as "indirect" or "secondary revenues," or "externality effects." Based on a case study of high-speed rail in Taipei,China, the spillover tax revenues are identified using the regional tax data through a DID...

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