Santiago / Sao Paulo / Bogota / Beijing / Mexico City / /
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United States / Brazil / Columbia / China / Chile / /
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USD / CNY / /
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Environmental Issue / /
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Beijing Emergency Medical Center / Beijing Transportation Research Center / Columbia University / /
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transportation sector / transportation / public transportation system / transportation policies / travel time / travel times / transportation needs / econometric tools / transportation modes / road transportation / household travel survey / /
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Beijing Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau / Columbia University / Beijing Environmental Protection Bureau / World Health Organization / Beijing Emergency Medical Center / Beijing Traffic Management Bureau / Beijing government / US embassy in Beijing / School of International and Public Affairs / United Nations Environment Programme / OECD / Beijing Transportation Research Center / /
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Suresh Naidu / Nicole Ngo / Geoffrey Heal / Matthew Neidell / Wang / Cristian Pop-Eleches / Hao / Wolfram Schlenker / Ox / Eric Verhoogen / Douglas Almond / /
Superstitious Driving Restriction: Traffic Congestion, Ambient Air Pollution, and Health in Beijing This is a draft. Please do not cite or distribute. Nan Zhong∗ Abstract