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The transport infrastructure is a key component for economic growth. The growth of the economy and of the productivity in a particular region is tightly connected to the transport infrastructure, as transport systems generate a higher productivity through reduced logistics costs, more efficient stocks and an easier access to supply and work markets.
In short, accessibility and connectivity represent key vectors for increasing economic competitiveness. At its turn, a greater mobility represents a key result of investments, due to the fact that transports insure multiplying factors with a positive effect on economic and productivity growth, shows the EY report – Transport Corridors.
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