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Mobility of the Chinese Urban Poor - A Case Study of Hefei City
No full textIn a rapid economic development environment with rising income, escalating motorization, and growing urbanization, it is natural for government policies to focus on solving congestion related problems caused by the increased car ownership and usage. The mobility needs of the urban poor have been traditionally neglected in policy and in practice, particularly in developing countries. This paper addresses the mobility challenges the urban poor are facing based on a household travel survey in the City of Hefei in China. It first presents travel behaviors, transportation costs and commuting problems of the urban poor. It then discusses the urban transportation policy implications and examines the prevailing trends of urban transportation policies and plans in Chinese cities. Policy recommendations are suggested to improve the mobility needs of the urban poor.Urban transportation, poverty, mobility
Log (GDP industry) of Hefei and synthetic Hefei.
No full textLog (GDP industry) of Hefei and synthetic Hefei.</p
DO and its effect for Hefei and synthetic Hefei.
No full textDO and its effect for Hefei and synthetic Hefei.</p
COD of Hefei and synthetic Hefei (excluding Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin).
No full textCOD of Hefei and synthetic Hefei (excluding Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin).</p
NH<sub>3</sub>N and its effect for Hefei and synthetic Hefei.
No full textNH3N and its effect for Hefei and synthetic Hefei.</p
NH<sub>3</sub>N of Hefei and synthetic Hefei (excluding Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin).
No full textNH3N of Hefei and synthetic Hefei (excluding Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin).</p
DO of Hefei and synthetic Hefei (excluding Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin).
No full textDO of Hefei and synthetic Hefei (excluding Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin).</p
Pesticide and fertilizer consumptions in Hefei.
No full textPesticide and fertilizer consumptions in Hefei.</p
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