Cities as Drivers of Growth along the Silk Road

Major events have reshaped the internal population flows of Eurasia, including the breakup of the Soviet Union, the development of market economies, and the rising influence of regional powers. Looking ahead, policy makers need to promote reforms t...

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Main Author:	Coulibaly, Souleymane
Format:	Brief
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:	ACCESSIBILITY AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES AIR BIG CITIES CAPITAL CITIES CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL PLANNERS CITY CENTERS CITY PLANNING CONGESTION CONNECTING CITIES DRIVERS DRIVING EFFICIENT USE EFFICIENT USE OF RESOURCES EXTERNALITIES GASOLINE GASOLINE TAXES GREEN SPACE HOUSING HOUSING MARKETS HOUSING STOCK INCOME INCOME TAX INDUSTRIAL AREAS INDUSTRIALIZATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK LAND DEVELOPMENT LAND USE LAND USE REGULATIONS LARGE CITIES LIVABLE CITIES MOBILITY POLICY ACTIONS POLICY MAKERS POLLUTION POLLUTION PROBLEMS PRIVATE VEHICLES PUBLIC PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SPACES PUBLIC TRANSIT PUBLIC TRANSPORT PUBLIC UTILITIES QUALITY OF LIFE RAIL REFUGEES REGIONAL TRANSPORT REVENUE SHARING ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT ROUTES SANITATION SECONDARY CITIES SERVICE DELIVERY SEWAGE SUBNATIONAL SUBNATIONAL FINANCE TAX RATES TOLLS TOWNS TRANSIT SYSTEM TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION HUBS TRUE URBAN CENTERS URBAN PLANNERS URBANIZATION WALKING
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/01/17480663/cities-drivers-growth-along-silk-road http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17043

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Cities as Drivers of Growth along the Silk Road

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