The Impact of Cross-Cultural Customary Transportation on International Capital Flows
Abstract
Economic globalization promotes the development of cross-border investment, and cultural differences in transportation between different countries also play an important role in this process. Starting from cross-cultural customary transportation, analyze the impact of public transportation on international capital flow, and propose economic and legal suggestions from the perspective of transportation governance, for the sake of promoting the effectiveness of international capital flow. By combining theoretical analysis and interdisciplinary integration methods, the study suggests if the "left-hand" rule is applied to the driving direction, it can increase the traffic safety factor, promote the effective development of public transportation, promote exchange rates and international balance of payments, and improve the dispute resolution on international investment. Starting from the socio-cultural perspective, this study aims to explore interdisciplinary issues between law and economics, providing reference and inspiration for social governance and policy formulation.
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