Publisher's Synopsis
"State Purchase of Railways in Switzerland" examines the historical context and implications of government acquisition of railway systems in Switzerland. Written by Horace Micheli, this detailed study provides insights into the political and economic factors that influenced the decision to transfer railway ownership from private entities to the state. The book delves into the arguments for and against state control, analyzing the potential benefits of improved efficiency, coordinated infrastructure development, and enhanced public service. It explores the challenges and opportunities associated with managing a nationalized railway system, offering valuable lessons for policymakers and students of transportation economics.
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