The Brazilian bicycle economy: methods and findings
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https://doi.org/10.14295/transportes.v29i4.2491Keywords:
Bicycle economics, Bicycle mobility, Economic bicycle complexAbstract
This article presents the methods and preliminary results of an exploratory study to map, characterize, and monetize the bicycle economy, represented in this work by the concept of "economic complex." The main output is to understand the extent to which the bicycle constitutes or is constituted by specific economic activities (and their interrelations). Therefore, it will be possible to identify the bicycle economic potential and, also, to offer data that can subsidize niches of scientific research on the theme, elaboration public policies and business plans, among others. A matrix of dimensions, themes, and indicators was defined based on a nation-al and international literature review, pointing out each possible path for data extraction and measurement. From this methodological framework, the work presented four dimensions of the bicycle economic complex: 1) Productive Chain, 2) Public Policies, 3) Transport, 4) Related Activities. In addition to bringing results based on method testing, this article also indicates recommendations and conclusions for improving this framework.
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