Evaluating Transportation Economic Development Impacts
Evaluating Transportation Economic Development Impacts Victoria Transport Policy Institute 2 Executive Summary Economic development refers to progress toward a community’s economic goals such as increased employment, income, productivity, property values, and tax revenues.
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