Public Infrastructure and Regional Economic Developments
Randall W. Eberts
Abstract
Randall W. Eberts
Abstract
What are the various channels through which public capital can influence regional economic activity? A review of recent empirical studies reveals that, among other findings, 1) public capital stock positively affects regional growth, primarily as an unpaid input into the production process; 2) public capital and private capital are complements in manufacturing; and 3) public capital stock has a positive influence on the start-up of firms.
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What are the various channels through which public capital can influence regional economic activity? A review of recent empirical studies reveals that, among other findings, 1) public capital stock positively affects regional growth, primarily as an unpaid input into the production process; 2) public capital and private capital are complements in manufacturing; and 3) public capital stock has a positive influence on the start-up of firms.
Key concepts: Public capital, Public infrastructure, Private capital, Stock (firearms), Capital (architecture), Business, Capital deepening, Means of production