Commute Spillover is a theoretical construct in commuting geography that denotes the phenomenon whereby the effects of commuting behaviors in one geographical area propagate to influence travel patterns, labor market dynamics, or residential choices in adjacent or connected regions.
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Connected in health: Place-to-place commuting networks and COVID-19 spillovers
Christopher H. Seto, Corina Graif, Aria Khademi et al. · Health & Place · 2022 · 16 citations · Full text
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University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Institute for Fiscal Studies
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Zhejiang University of Technology
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IESE Business School
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