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Introduction Railways are said to be both capital and labor intensive—involving massive physical assets and a large labor force to produce transport outputs. Most physical assets have a long but finite lifespan. Usually, the lifespan of each asset class is reflected in its depreciation rate, or in a design lifespan that railway engineers can estimate with reasonable accuracy. << Previous | Next >> |
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