In recent years, the largest Polish cities have experienced intensive suburbanization processes. People migrate to … neighbourhoods. Spontaneous and dispersed suburbanization processes (urban sprawl) have many negative consequences that might become … suburbanization processes in potential suburban zones of the largest Polish cities. The results of the evaluation indicate that in …

, and government criteria. Our discussion indicates that market instruments, such as tradable permits or taxes, which have …

Suburbanization in the U.S. between 1910 and 1970 was concurrent with the rapid diffusion of the automobile. A circular … suburbanization. The model incorporates a number of driving forces of suburbanization and car adoption, including falling automobile …. According to the model, 60 percent of postwar (1940-1970) suburbanization can be explained by these factors. Rising real incomes …

Agency (FEMA) spending on rehabilitating or rebuilding infrastructure in post-disaster relief efforts. In this exploratory …

The aim of this paper is to present an Indefeasible Right of Use (IRU) as a possible remedy for telecom infrastructure …

The removal of infrastructure bottlenecks is widely considered among the most profitable interventions, in socio …

This paper examines the relationship between corruption and infrastructure at both the country and regional level using … the measure of corruption in the macro data and the measures of transportation and electricity infrastructure. Countries … with more corruption tend to have worse infrastructure in the eyes of their firms. This link is shown to remain when one …

dimensions using indicator variables on demographic features, infrastructure, economy and human development. The study reveals …

infrastructure and its relation to the right to decent work, GDP, inflation and the unemployment rate is the pillar on which this …