1 “...The Economics of Electric Vehicles for Passenger Transportation' provides answers to three critical...”

2 Subjects: “...Energy Production and Transportation...”

3 Subjects: “...Transportation Sector...”

4 Subjects: “...Transport Infrastructure Outcomes...”

5 Subjects: “...Transport Infrastructure Impact on Development...”

6 Subjects: “...Transport Economics, Policy and Planning...”

7 Table of Contents: “... -- Information and communication technologies : a boost for growth -- Power : catching up -- Transport : more...”

8 “... and sanitation, and transportation services in lower-income countries. This paper is a product of the Finance...”

9 “.... Extensive reforms are ongoing in the power, ports, ICT, and domestic air transport sectors. But challenges...”

10 “... indicators are high for Africa. The regional road network is well-developed, and surface transport...”

11 “... regional road network, though sea corridors and ports need attention. Surface transport is expensive...”

12 “... with some lengths of poor-quality or unpaved roads. Surface transport is challenged by border crossings...”

13 “... in some areas of its infrastructure, including roads, air transport, water, and telecommunications...”

14 “... the next decade, implying a doubling of current capacity. The transport sector faces the challenges of low...”

15 “... transport connectivity has improved. Also, important market liberalization reforms designed to attract...”

16 “..., transport, and ICT sectors. Impressively, those contracts survived the crisis and delivered uninterrupted...”

17 “... inland waterways for low-cost transport. Much more substantial investments in hydropower would enable...”

18 “... in the ICT, power, and road transport sectors. Even if those inefficiencies could be eliminated, Malawi...”

19 “... or fair condition. Air transport connectivity has improved. Niger has the potential to close this funding...”

20 “... in the development of a national fiber-optic backbone. A burgeoning domestic air transport sector has emerged...”