This article argues that efficient pricing and cooperative services enhance profits in transport coordination, indicating a business potential.
This article argues that carriers have every incentive to co-operate voluntarily in the provision of coordinated services where these are more efficient than service by a single mode. The largest profits flow from the most efficient services. But there must be efficient pricing and shippers must respond rationally.
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