Railway Efficiency [electronic resource] / Arne Beck, Heiner Bente and Martin Schilling

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Beck, Arne

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ArticleSeries: International Transport Forum Discussion Papers ; no.2013/12.Publication details: Paris : OECD Publishing, 2013.Description: 44 p. ; 21 x 29.7cmSubject(s):

Transport

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Abstract: Railway efficiency is a topic of interest worldwide for railway managers operating in competitive markets and for fiscally strained governments. Several recent studies indicate that European railways differ in terms of their efficiency. Based on a comparison with some major non-European railway systems, our analysis provides further evidence that significant efficiency gaps exist.

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Railway efficiency is a topic of interest worldwide for railway managers operating in competitive markets and for fiscally strained governments. Several recent studies indicate that European railways differ in terms of their efficiency. Based on a comparison with some major non-European railway systems, our analysis provides further evidence that significant efficiency gaps exist.

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