Driving in the Future in Developing Countries

Liisa Ecola · Charlene Rohr · Johanna P. Zmud · Tobias Kuhnimhof · Peter Phleps

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Automobility — travel in personal vehicles — varies between countries. This brief summarizes a study of the factors besides economic development that affect automobility and how automobility might evolve in developing countries.

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