Jenny Liu
Associate Professor
Urban Studies and Planning
Portland State University
Jenny Liu is an associate professor of urban studies and planning at Portland State University. She is an environmental and resource economist with a focus in transportation economics. Her research interests include the economics of alternative energy sources, links between transportation choices and environmental issues, the effects of physical infrastructure networks and social networks on the adoption of transportation technologies, and technology adoption and its effects on climate change, particularly within the urban and development contexts.
Email: jenny.liu@pdx.edu
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Understanding Technology-Based Exclusion in Emerging Smart Mobility Systems (PRESENTATION)
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Applying an Equity Lens to Automated Payment Solutions for Public Transportation (FINAL_REPORT)
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