Soviet Transport Experience: Its Lessons for other Countries/

By:

Hunter, Holland

Contributor(s):

Brookings Institution

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington: Brookings Institution, Transport Research Program, [1968]Description: xii, 194 p.:illSubject(s):

DDC classification:

380.5'0947 HUN

LOC classification:

HE3135 .H8

Summary: The Soviet is particularly INTERESTING to all who are concerned with the impact of transport investment on the development process. This book stems from the INTEREST which has been focused on two aspects of Soviet transport policy: the effort to hold down transport investment to make existing investment serve more productively, and the conscious decision to minimize road investment relative to investment in rail and water transport.

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The Soviet is particularly INTERESTING to all who are concerned with the impact of transport investment on the development process. This book stems from the INTEREST which has been focused on two aspects of Soviet transport policy: the effort to hold down transport investment to make existing investment serve more productively, and the conscious decision to minimize road investment relative to investment in rail and water transport.

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