Some Examples of Road and BridgeBuilding Economy
J. W. Roadruck
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J. W. Roadruck
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other work, such as roadside concrete gutters, retaining walls, etc., for the highway department.The law enacted by the special session of the legislature in 1932, whereby the limit of repair work was reduced from $500 to $200, has been to the detriment of public interest and funds as far as highway repair work is concerned.This law is not, in any sense, working for true economy and the original limit of $500, or even a higher figure, should be allowed for working limits in repairs of this kind. SOME EXAMPLES OF ROAD AND BRIDGE
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other work, such as roadside concrete gutters, retaining walls, etc., for the highway department.The law enacted by the special session of the legislature in 1932, whereby the limit of repair work was reduced from $500 to $200, has been to the detriment of public interest and funds as far as highway repair work is concerned.This law is not, in any sense, working for true economy and the original limit of $500, or even a higher figure, should be allowed for working limits in repairs of this kind. SOME EXAMPLES OF ROAD AND BRIDGE
Key concepts: Economy, Business, Economics