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RAILWAYS MUST BE MORE COMPETITIVE

David Briginshaw

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The article discusses competition in the International railway industry as it was brought up at the World Railway Congress in October. The speakers emphasized that to increase market share by keeping and attracting new passengers, the industry needs to do more to offer competitive, quality services, in both passenger and freight transport.

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The article discusses competition in the International railway industry as it was brought up at the World Railway Congress in October. The speakers emphasized that to increase market share by keeping and attracting new passengers, the industry needs to do more to offer competitive, quality services, in both passenger and freight transport.

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The article discusses competition in the International railway industry as it was brought up at the World Railway Congress in October. The speakers emphasized that to increase market share by keeping and attracting new passengers, the industry needs to do more to offer competitive, quality services, in both passenger and freight transport.

Key concepts: Competition (biology), Business, Market share, Quality (philosophy), Industrial organization, Transport engineering, Passenger transport, Engineering

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