A Firm Specific Analysis of Economies of Density in the U.S. Railroad Industry

Ronald R. Braeutigam · Andrew F. Daughety · Mark A. Turnquist

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Ronald R. Braeutigam, Andrew F. Daughety, Mark A. Turnquist, A Firm Specific Analysis of Economies of Density in the U.S. Railroad Industry, The Journal of Industrial Economics, Vol. 33, No. 1 (Sep., 1984), pp. 3-20

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