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Three Volumes Of AWO's
Waterway Economics Reprinted
For General Distribution
The American Waterways Operators, Inc. has published and is making available for gen- eral distribution a reprint in pamphlet form of 11 issues of Volumes II through IV of
Waterway Economics, the Association's bul- letin of fact and interpretation.
The 11 issues making up Volumes II, III, and IV were originally published individually during the period of October 1967 through Oc- tober 1969. They cover the subjects of "Water- way User Charges and Marginal Cost Pric- ing" ; "Waterway Transportation and Natural
Resources for a Growing Economy"; "The
Benefit-Cost Ratio, the Rate of Interest, and
Water Resource Policy"; "The Coming Trans- portation Crunch and the Potentials of Barg- ing Technology"; "The Multi-State Commun- ity of Interest in a Water Resource Project"; "The Inland Waterways and Economic
Growth"; "Coming Role of Barging in Marine
Container Operations"; "Potentials of the 'Willing Partner' Program"; and "Inland
Shipbuilding for the Exacting Standards of the Rivers."
Waterway Economics is designed for par- ticular use by academicians working in the fields of economics and transportation, and economists and research consultants working in businesses and foundations. Distribution of the monthly issues are limited to this group and to members of The American Waterways
Operators, Inc.
Numerous publishers, editors, and reporters for publications interested in water transpor- tation have expressed a desire for this material.
It was not made available to such persons upon original publication because the Associa- tion did not desire to have it used for a gen- eral publication upon first issuance since doing so might have inhibited its use by teachers and researchers for whom it was originally designed.
The pamphlet is the second reprint of
Waterway Economics. The first contained eight issues comprising Volume I and was published in September 1968.
Copies of Waterway Economics, Volumes
II through IV may be obtained by writing
The American Waterways Operators, Inc., 1250 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 502, Wash- ington, D.C. 20036. Single copies are free. / / , :; \ J • * V - 1 w^ Jis!'" ffp i' - h \ •,.: % * •F JJV
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