Through regression analysis the variability of grain rail rates in three rail rate territories was found to be significantly explained by shipment size, traveling distance, and rail rate territory. Study results are discussed as they relate to the Staggers Rail Act of 1980 and alternative pricing policies
This study addresses the issues of market integration in railroad industry analyzing the export-boun...
The rail industry is an integral part of the agricultural transportation system of the United States...
Recent legislation in the transportation industry has stimulated a move toward more flex-ibility in ...
Through regression analysis the variability of grain rail rates in three rail rate territories was f...
An examination of the effects of deregulation and the performance of the Surface Transportation Boar...
The Staggers Act of 1980 changed the transaction rules in rail transportation markets, reducing the ...
For most commodities examined in this paper, (grain and oilseeds, fertilizer, food products, grain m...
The passage of the Staggers Act in 1980 gave U.S. railroads significant rate-making flexibilities, i...
Several annual rail rate indices depict changes in the prices paid for rail service. Although accura...
Wheat shippers in the Central Plains states have no cost effective transportation alternative to rai...
The issue addressed in this paper is more fully understanding the relationship of intrarailroad comp...
The Staggers Rail Act places increased reliance on demand characteristics and rate competition in ra...
The level of any particular railway freight rate is a function of the interaction between cost and d...
There are important challenges to the grain handling and shipping industries. The study evaluated ch...
A storage and transportation model of the U.S. feed grain industry was developed to measure the pote...
This study addresses the issues of market integration in railroad industry analyzing the export-boun...
The rail industry is an integral part of the agricultural transportation system of the United States...
Recent legislation in the transportation industry has stimulated a move toward more flex-ibility in ...
Through regression analysis the variability of grain rail rates in three rail rate territories was f...
An examination of the effects of deregulation and the performance of the Surface Transportation Boar...
The Staggers Act of 1980 changed the transaction rules in rail transportation markets, reducing the ...
For most commodities examined in this paper, (grain and oilseeds, fertilizer, food products, grain m...
The passage of the Staggers Act in 1980 gave U.S. railroads significant rate-making flexibilities, i...
Several annual rail rate indices depict changes in the prices paid for rail service. Although accura...
Wheat shippers in the Central Plains states have no cost effective transportation alternative to rai...
The issue addressed in this paper is more fully understanding the relationship of intrarailroad comp...
The Staggers Rail Act places increased reliance on demand characteristics and rate competition in ra...
The level of any particular railway freight rate is a function of the interaction between cost and d...
There are important challenges to the grain handling and shipping industries. The study evaluated ch...
A storage and transportation model of the U.S. feed grain industry was developed to measure the pote...
This study addresses the issues of market integration in railroad industry analyzing the export-boun...
The rail industry is an integral part of the agricultural transportation system of the United States...
Recent legislation in the transportation industry has stimulated a move toward more flex-ibility in ...
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