Public Policy and Private Choice: Mass Transit and the Automobile in Chicago between the Wars

Paul Barrett

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Public policy, grounded in the conception of urban transit as a private business and of the automobile as a public good, played a crucial role in the decline of public transportation and the triumph of the automobile in Chicago.

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1965The Urban Transportation Problem 1971The Automobile Industry since 1945 1966The American Automobile: A Brief History 1972Cities in American history 1957The Metropolitan Transportation Problem 1972The accessible city 1971The Quality of the Urban Environment: Essays on "New Resources" in an Urban Age.

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