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Productivity in Transport : A Study of Employment, Capital, Output, Productivity and Technical Change

By:

Deakin, B

Contributor(s):

Senard, T

Material type: Text

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TextSeries: Occasional Paper 17Publication details: London Cambridge University Press 1969ISBN:

521096057

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