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Decline in London transport passenger numbers

Graham Watson

28th February 2018

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This is a fantastic piece of economics/geography - that highlights some of the key features of urbanisation and its economic consequences, starting from a premise that London is currently experiencing a decline in the use of London's transport network.

Decline in London transport passenger numbers

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Graham Watson

Graham Watson has taught Economics for over twenty years. He contributes to Tutor2U, reads voraciously and is interested in all aspects of Teaching and Learning.

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