search query: @indexterm RAIL TRANSPORT / total: 197
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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.
147.
A firm specific analysis of economies of density in the US railroad industry.
Journal of Industrial Economics
1984 : SEP, VOL. 33:1, p. 3-20
 1984 Braeutigam, R. R.
Daughety, A. F.
Turnquist, M. A.
148.
New approaches to management development in the British Railways Board : educating for a commercial railway. !British Rail
Management Education and Development
1984 : AUTUMN, VOL. 15:3, p. 191-200
 1984 Thackway, J.
149.
Pricing and investment policies in a system of competitive commuter railways.
Review of Economic Studies
1984 : OCT, VOL. 51:167, p. 665-681
 1984 Kanemoto, Y.
150.
How to determine the social costs and benefits of business decisions: a railroad industry study.
Managerial Planning
1984 : SEP-OCT, VOL. 33:2, p. 10-13, 21
 1984 Fletcher, J. C.
Verschoor, C. C.
151.
Finding fuel for the railway.
Euromoney
1984 : SEP, p. 89, 91, 93
 1984 Ong, C.
152.
Sociotechnical design in a third world country: The railway maintenance depot at Sennar in the Sudan
Human Relations
1984 : FEB, VOL. 37:2, p. 135-154
 1984 Ketchum, L.
153.
Risks of catastrophic derailments involving the release of hazardous materials.
Management Science
1984 : APR, VOL. 30:4, p. 503-511
 1984 Glickman, T. S.
Rosenfield, D. B.
154.
British Rail after Serpell.
Three Banks Review
1983 : DEC, 140, p. 22-37
 1983 Dodgson, J. S.
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