TWO ARTICLES ON THE DEREGULATION OF PASSENGER TRANSPORT IN GREAT BRITAIN
A Bieber
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A Bieber
Abstract
Two aspects of deregulation are discussed: 1, the results of the deregulation of interurban services; and 2, the controversy brought about by the proposal to deregulate urban services. It is concluded that: deregulation has not enabled independent operators to successfully enter a market dominated by the big transporters NBC and BR; overall NBC was the great operations winner and BR the loser. Arguments for and against the deregulation of urban services are presented but no conclusions are drawn. (TRRL)
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Two aspects of deregulation are discussed: 1, the results of the deregulation of interurban services; and 2, the controversy brought about by the proposal to deregulate urban services. It is concluded that: deregulation has not enabled independent operators to successfully enter a market dominated by the big transporters NBC and BR; overall NBC was the great operations winner and BR the loser. Arguments for and against the deregulation of urban services are presented but no conclusions are drawn. (TRRL)
Key concepts: Deregulation, Interurban, Business, Market economy, Economy, Industrial organization, Transport engineering, Economics