This paper describes a System Dynamics approach to the problem of linking national and regional transportation to other components of national development plans. A framework of interactions among social, economic, and transportation variables is constructed based on the proposed approach. Such a framework facilitates the analysis of the reciprocal impacts of transportation infrastructure and the socio-economic environment, thus providing an important input to the process of transportation policy making for development. Specific references are made to Venezuela, where a serious effort is being made to explicitly incorporate a transportation strategy into the national development plan.

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• 1981

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