2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.tra.2022.01.019
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High-Speed rail and the knowledge economy: Evidence from Japan

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“…HSRs are found to affect airline traffic, increase employment, affect GDP and income, promote academic cooperation, and encourage innovation by decreasing transportation costs in China ( Chen et al, 2016 , Lin, 2017 , Ke et al, 2017 , Dai et al, 2018 , Yu et al, 2019 , Zhang et al, 2019 , Dong et al, 2020 , Gao and Zheng, 2020 , Hanley et al, 2022 ). In other countries, existing studies also confirm that HSRs increase the GDP per capita, improve productivity, and affect airline passenger flows ( Cascetta et al, 2020 , Avogadro et al, 2021 , Bhatt and Kato, 2021 , Miwa et al, 2022 ). This paper complements existing studies by demonstrating that HSRs also contribute to the spread of a contagious disease.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…HSRs are found to affect airline traffic, increase employment, affect GDP and income, promote academic cooperation, and encourage innovation by decreasing transportation costs in China ( Chen et al, 2016 , Lin, 2017 , Ke et al, 2017 , Dai et al, 2018 , Yu et al, 2019 , Zhang et al, 2019 , Dong et al, 2020 , Gao and Zheng, 2020 , Hanley et al, 2022 ). In other countries, existing studies also confirm that HSRs increase the GDP per capita, improve productivity, and affect airline passenger flows ( Cascetta et al, 2020 , Avogadro et al, 2021 , Bhatt and Kato, 2021 , Miwa et al, 2022 ). This paper complements existing studies by demonstrating that HSRs also contribute to the spread of a contagious disease.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…(2) Policies should be in place for providing useful knowledge to railway service users within railway stations, such as creating information dissemination points and signs with beneficial information, which should be developed to be more globally accessible (e.g., in English), and (3) Policies should promote activities related to the continuous development of knowledge for railway service personnel, such as exchanging knowledge and work experiences among employees, aligning with the study's results that suggest opening opportunities for employees to communicate, leading to the transfer of knowledge from external sources. This is important as employees may play a crucial role in exchanging valuable ideas and experiences beneficial for organizational development [120].…”
Section: Policy On Knowledge Disparitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…New activity centres are unlikely to emerge at the minor or intermediate nodes of the network, as the main nodes are expected to receive priority from the HSR linkages. Miwa, Bhatt, Morikawa, and Kato (2022) stated that regional innovation has been sparked by HSR development in towns that have HSR stations or are close to them. More chances for information transfers among human capital may be produced by HSR's greater accessibility.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%