Publication Type: Economic Impact, Development, Industrial and Occupational Structure, Public Policy, Transportation
Pages: 18
Authors: Dewey, James F.; Denslow, Denslow; Herndon, Jill Boylston; Irwin, Eve
Division: Economic Analysis
The purpose of this paper is to survey current literature on the economic impact of the Internet on transportation. To that end we have searched literature across disciplines including sociology, geography, business, and economics that offers potential answers to the following questions: How are companies incorporating Internet technology into their products and business models? How will the Internet change commuter and shipping traffic? By how much? What models are available to predict the impact of the Internet on future transportation patterns? How does the Internet compare to previous innovations? How will national technological, transportation, and commuting trends affect Florida’s economy and infrastructure?
PDF: https://www.bebr.ufl.edu/sites/default/files/Research%20Reports/internetstudy_0.pdf
Subject Index:
Economy, Internet, Policy Studies, Public policy, Transportation