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30 years of railway liberalization: what does it mean for us?

Matthias Finger
2012
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Abstract

The aim of this text is to crystallize the challenges of European railway liberalization for Switzerland, as well as for the railway freight. In order to do that, I will proceed in three steps: I will first recall European railway liberalization. I will then describe the Swiss developments. Finally, I will identify the challenges of the European evolution for Switzerland in general and for Swiss freight in particular.

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