The impact of energy liberalization on transport

rogaieh valizadeh¹

1) Marand Islamic Azad University graduate student energy economy

IOI Code : XYCF-ADKBG
Publication : 2nd.International Congress on Management, Economy, Humanities and Business Development(icmba.ir)
Abstract :
    In todays world, the transportation sector including infrastructure, in addition to affecting the community economic development process itself can be changed during development. Transportation, the role of the interface in the consumer market, as the foundations of a bridge that different sectors of the community through it, to move towards sustainable development. According to many international economists, the volume of global trade in services since the coming century will exceed the value of the commodity exchanges. Islamic Republic of Iran, a bridge between Asia - Europe and north - south and to the special geographical position, can play a key role in the transport of goods by road transport (underground and rail), air and sea play. The privileged position of Iran in the region with the collapse of the former Soviet Union have been doubled so that conditions for transit goods and more active regional market for goods and services provided. The transport sector is fundamentally critical and decisive in developing countries. With regard to investments and possible in all areas of transportation, land, air and sea, south of the region of the Persian Gulf to Central Asia, the Caucasus and the Baltic and East and West Asia can confidently Iran to transport goods exports and imports are selected. In fact, without access to resources and markets, growth will stop and the lack of access to transport facilities, quality and undermine the economic well-being.

Keywords : transport sector gdp energy prices