This analysis demonstrates how deregulation affects transport competition in automobiles, suggesting significant impacts on service efficiency.
Deregulation of motor carriers could lead to cheaper and faster services, giving them a competitive advantage over rail. But this could be offset by deregulation of rail, followed by similar improvements in rail service. The model cannot be extended to other commodities other than automobiles.
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