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Total pages original book: 272
Includes a PDF summary of 23 pages
Duration of the summary (audio): 16M28S (4.6 MB)
Description or summary of the audiobook: In 1977 the US government began to loosen regulations on the tightly controlled trucking industry, expecting that increased competition would drive down companies' shipping costs. In this provocative new book Michael H. Belzer takes a close look at trucking deregulation, discussing its effects on the industry in particular and the unintended consequences of deregulation in general. He makes the case that government still has a role to play in ameliorating thehardship caused by competition while retaining its benefits.
Other categories, genre or collection: Road Transport & Haulage Trades, Industry & Industrial Studies, Government Powers, Business & Management, Organizational Theory & Behaviour, Transport Industries, Constitution: Government & The State, Transportation Books
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