Determinants of Rural Service Use among Households in Gazaland District, Zimbabwe
基于津巴布韦加扎兰区的农户数据，分别估计了集体和商业农户中道路运输设施和交通方式对消费和生产服务需求的影响，为区域经济增长和商品服务分配系统改进提供参考。
The term rural infrastructure has different connotations, and its importance for agricultural development varies greatly with each. Locational analysis of access to rural infrastructure-in a broad meaning of the term-can be of some use in planning the distribution systems of goods and services in the Third World. Based on household level data from Gazaland District, Manicaland, Zimbabwe, the impact of access to road transport facilities and to various modes of transport on demand for consumption and production goods and services is estimated, separately for communal and commercial farming households. The implications of the results are noted for regional economic growth and also for improvements in the distribution systems of goods and services in the study region.