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    Title: 外送產業的興起對台灣交通事故的影響
    The Impact of the Delivery Industry on Road Traffic Accidents in Taiwan
    Authors: 林佳澐
    Lin, Chia-Yun
    Contributors: 黃柏鈞
    Huang, Po-Chun
    林佳澐
    Lin, Chia-Yun
    Keywords: 外送平台
    交通事故
    差異中之差異法
    事件研究法
    Event study
    Food Delivery Platforms
    Traffic Accidents
    Difference-in-Differences
    Date: 2025
    Issue Date: 2025-07-01 15:34:41 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本研究探討外送平台興起對臺灣交通事故之影響,利用2008年至2024年全臺19個縣市之資料,採用差異中之差異法進行實證分析。結果顯示,外送平台進入後,機車事故總數相較於汽車顯著上升約5.3%至5.6%,受傷人數增加16%至18%,死亡人數則上升約13%至16%,只有死亡人數於事件研究法中未達統計顯著水準。進一步以外送人數占就業人口比例作為變數進行估計,發現外送員比例愈高,交通風險亦隨之增加。整體而言,研究結果證實外送產業的興起對交通安全造成衝擊,政府及外送平台應加強風險管理與法規規範,以兼顧產業發展與公共安全。
    This study examines the impact of food delivery platforms on traffic accidents in Taiwan, using panel data from 19 counties (2008–2024) and a Difference-in-Differences method. Following platform entry, motorcycle accidents rose by 5.3%–5.6% relative to car accidents, injuries increased by 16%–18%, and fatalities by 13%–16%, though the rise in fatalities was not statistically significant in the event study. A higher share of delivery workers in the labor force is also associated with greater traffic risk. These results underscore a key negative externality of the platform economy: while expanding convenience and jobs, food delivery growth imposes social costs through increased road accidents. Stronger regulation is needed to address these risks.
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    國立政治大學
    經濟學系
    112258010
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0112258010
    Data Type: thesis
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