SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT OF AUTOMOBILITY
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motorization, social impact, economic development, jobs, transport infrastructureAbstract
This article analyzes the impact of the process of motorization on society and the economy. The article studies the development of transport infrastructure, the impact of the level of motorization on jobs, the standard of living of the population and the domestic market economy. At the same time, environmental and social problems associated with motorized transport, as well as proposals for managing and developing this process, are presented.
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