BetaBetaDataset
To examine the impact of the Transportation Project on availability and cost of everyday consumer goods, changes in household consumption and economical rates of return associated with reduced user costs for each rehabilitated road.
The Transportation Project is designed to reduce transportation costs between Nicaraguan production centers and national, regional and global markets
Data contains information on income transportation-related outcomes (traffic counts, vehicle speeds, travel times, and availability of public transport), Investment, land use, and employment (industrial Investment, land uses, cropping patterns, employment), Market prices (the prices of essential commodities on the local market), Household welfare (income, consumption, asset ownership) and Access to health and education (utilization of health care and education services).
Data was collected using a sample survey and records from administrative data.