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Financing public transportation

Joseph F. Zimmerman

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Abstract Single Urban Fund, urban mass transit assistance, no fare/low fare concepts, direct and indirect aid to transit systems (both public and private) to help meet operating costs—all are part of the problems and the solutions for financing public transportation.

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Abstract Single Urban Fund, urban mass transit assistance, no fare/low fare concepts, direct and indirect aid to transit systems (both public and private) to help meet operating costs—all are part of the problems and the solutions for financing public transportation.

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Abstract Single Urban Fund, urban mass transit assistance, no fare/low fare concepts, direct and indirect aid to transit systems (both public and private) to help meet operating costs—all are part of the problems and the solutions for financing public transportation.

Key concepts: Public transport, Transit system, Business, Finance, Transit (satellite), Mass transportation, Urban transit, Public economics

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