search query: @indexterm RAIL TRANSPORT / total: 197
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Some labour implications of technological change in rail and air transport.
International Labour Review
1986 : VOL. 125:1, p. 1-17
 1986 Gil, A.
138.
Computer technology and the redefinition of supervision : a study of the effects of computerization on railway freight supervisors.
Journal of Management Studies
1986 : JAN, VOL. 23:1, p. 116-132
 1986 Dawson, P.
McLoughlin, I.
139.
A programming method for determining which Paris metro stations should be renovated.
European Journal of Operational Research
1986 : FEB, VOL. 24:2, p. 318-334
 1986 Roy, B.
Present, M.
Silhol, D.
140.
British Rail's late departure. ( *BRITISH RAIL )
Management Today
1985 : FEB, p. 42-51, 101, 104
 1985 Isaac, D.
141.
Risk capital for a profitable public corporation : Public dividend capital or equity?
Abacus
1985 : MAR, VOL. 21:1, p. 3-18
 1985 Lapsley, I.
142.
The origins and evolution of the double account system : An example of accounting innovation.
Abacus
1985 : MAR, VOL. 21:1, p. 19-43
 1985 Edwards, J. R.
143.
The great conrail sweepstakes. !Consolidated Rail
Fortune
1985 : FEB 18, VOL. 111:4, p. 74-78
 1985 Labich, K.
144.
The development from prototype construction to workshop production of an advanced underground locomotive : a case study.
R. and D. Management
1985 : JAN, VOL. 15:1, p. 51-63
 1985 Dale, B. G.
Winderbank, J. M.
145.
A strange way to run a railroad. !Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp.
Fortune
1985 : JAN 21, VOL. 111:2, p. 30-32, 34-35
 1985 Labich, K.
146.
Economics of coal transport by slurry pipeline versus unit train : a case study.
Energy Economics
1984 : APR, VOL. 6:2, p. 131-138
 1984 Kania, J. J.
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