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A measure of transportations' impact on regional economic development conventional wisdoms versus business perceptions

John R.G. Brander, J. David Innes, Tim Holyoke
1981 unpublished

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TT HAS LONG BEEN HELD in the Atlantic Provinces that freight rates were the major cause of economic retardation. This and other location factors were evaluated by means of a preference model which was applied to firms in the Atlantic Region, firms outside the Region relative to their own locations, NOTE: In all cases, the mean is predetermined, and has a value, of 769.
doi:10.22004/ag.econ.311480 fatcat:h3ccwm27hvh6lks4q4zgvb4of4
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John R.G. Brander, J. David Innes, Tim Holyoke. "A measure of transportations' impact on regional economic development conventional wisdoms versus business perceptions." (1981)