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City Düsseldorf / Berlin / Munich / Stuttgart / Frankfurt/Main / Essen / Hamburg / Dortmund / Bremen / / Company Ten Biggest Cities Especially / / Country Germany / Netherlands / United Kingdom / / Facility Kiel Institute / Hamburg Institute of International Economics / Karlsruhe Institute of Technology / University College London / / IndustryTerm public infrastructure / energy costs / increased physical transportation costs / transportation / urban systems / manufacturing sector / public infrastructure network / travel times / transportation costs / public transportation / energy prices / urban infrastructure / energy / / Organization University College London / Kiel Institute for the World Economy / Institute of Technology / Hamburg Institute of International Economics / / Person Silvia Stiller / Ingrid Ott / Bräuninger / / / Position Head of Research Program Hamburg / Professor / Chair in Economic Policy / Head / / ProvinceOrState Schleswig-Holstein / /
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Metropolitan Cities under Transition: The Example of Hamburg/Germany Amelie Boje, Ingrid Ott, and Silvia Stiller In the intermediate and long run, energy prices and hence transportation costs are expected to increase sig