Inland Traffic
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"Inland Traffic" delves into the intricacies of railroad regulation and its impact on the United States' economic landscape. Authored by Simon James McLean and published by the Alexander Hamilton Institute, this work offers a detailed examination of interstate commerce as it pertains to railroads. The book likely explores the historical context, legal frameworks, and economic implications of regulating railroad traffic, providing insights into the challenges and complexities faced by both the industry and the government.
Readers interested in transportation history, business regulation, or the evolution of public policy will find valuable perspectives within these pages. The book serves as a historical resource for understanding the development of railroad networks and the regulatory environment that shaped them.
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