Railroads: Rates, Service, Management.

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By examining the changes effectuated in the Transportation Act, 1920, this book details the elaborate government machinery that regulates railroads. It is divided into four parts: The Scope and Machinery of Regulation; Rates; Service and Management. This book is absorbing reading for all who may be interested in the growth of government regulation in a particular industry, as well for those interested in the history and problems of railroads.