Transit accessibility and labor force participation rate of at-risk groups : Dade County

Thompson, G. L.

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Transit accessibility and labor force participation rate of at-risk groups : Dade County

1997-06-01
By Thompson, G. L.

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Thompson, G. L.
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National Urban Transit Institute (U.S.) ; Florida State University. Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning ; United States. Department of Transportation. Research and Special Programs Administration

National Urban Transit Institute (U.S.) ; Florida State University. Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning ; United States. Department of Transportation. Research and Special Programs Administration Less -
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Accessibility Dade County(Florida) Employment Ethnic Groups Labor Force Labor Force Participation Literature Reviews Public Transit Regional Analysis Traffic Analysis Zones Transit Industry Unemployment Urban Transit
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NUTI-3-FSU2
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Research Paper
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Florida
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University of South Florida. Center for Urban Transportation Research
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This report examines whether transit accessibility to jobs from individual traffic analysis zones has an impact on employment of different racial/ethnic groups. Demonstrations of cross-town bus routes making suburban employment more accessible have been well-used by people traveling to suburban jobs, supporting the idea that transit accessibility may make a difference. Earlier literature on spatial mismatch theory suggests that transit accessibility should make a difference in unemployment rates for African-Americans confined to inner city ghettos.
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