The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... railway and its competitor there is a debatable land ; and of necessity there is a conflict for its traffic . Suppose company A has it now , and a new line within the debatable land is proposed which will transfer it to company B , is A ...
... railway and its competitor there is a debatable land ; and of necessity there is a conflict for its traffic . Suppose company A has it now , and a new line within the debatable land is proposed which will transfer it to company B , is A ...
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... railway directors , as a body , do not live by railway direction , any more than they were bred to it . They have to find a fair dividend for their shareholders , but they could themselves commonly live as now if their respective lines ...
... railway directors , as a body , do not live by railway direction , any more than they were bred to it . They have to find a fair dividend for their shareholders , but they could themselves commonly live as now if their respective lines ...
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... railway companies use their monopoly as they ought to use it . Government is bound to see that they extend traffic , reduce fares , make additional lines , confer additional accommodation , at what time , and in what manner , public ...
... railway companies use their monopoly as they ought to use it . Government is bound to see that they extend traffic , reduce fares , make additional lines , confer additional accommodation , at what time , and in what manner , public ...
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The Trade Cycle and Banking Policy 186175 | 13 |
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