Microeconomic study of freight transport

01.09.2014 - Uncategorized

On behalf of the Ministry of Transport and Communications, Oslo Economics is performing a microeconomic study of competition between different forms of freight transport. The purpose of the study is to identify sub-markets with great potential for transfer of freight from truck to transport by sea and railway.

For more information about the assignment, please contact Jostein Skaar.

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Microeconomic study of freight transport

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