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Die regionalwirtschaftliche Bedeutung von Hamburg Airport

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  • Hagemann, Gunnar
  • Kerner, Philip
  • Wolf, André

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Im Hinblick auf das Ausmaß an Verkehrsaktivität gehört der Hamburg Airport seit langer Zeit zu den bedeutendsten deutschen Flughäfen. Ziel der neuen HWWI-Studie ist es, die regionalwirtschaftlichen Effekte des Flughafens für Hamburg zu beleuchten und so mehr Aufmerksamkeit für seine Bedeutung als Wirtschaftsfaktor zu erzeugen.

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  • Hagemann, Gunnar & Kerner, Philip & Wolf, André, 2017. "Die regionalwirtschaftliche Bedeutung von Hamburg Airport," HWWI Policy Papers 106, Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI).
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