 | 1871 - 608 sider
...works, or should retain, and freely exercise, the right of fixing a maximum of fares and charges, and from time to time, varying that maximum. It is perhaps...railway or canal for a limited period from the State.' The following is an extract from an article on monopolies in the French ' Dictionnaire de Economic... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1849 - 588 sider
...works, or should retain, and freely exercise, the right of fixing a maximum of fares and charges, and, from time to time, varying that maximum. It is perhaps...railway or canal for a limited period from the state. § 1 2. To a fourth case of exception I must request particular attention, it being one to which, as... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1857 - 610 sider
...works, or should retain, and freely exercise, the right of fixing a maximum of fares and charges, and, from time to time, varying that maximum. It is perhaps...railway or canal for a limited period from the state. § 1 2. To a fourth case of exception I must request particular attention, it being one to which, as... | |
 | 1871 - 612 sider
...works, or should retain, and freely exercise, the right of fixing a maximum of fares and charges, and from time to time, varying that maximum. It is perhaps...renting the railway or canal for a limited period from Ihe State.' The following is an extract from an article on monopolies in the French ' Dictionnaire... | |
 | 1871 - 606 sider
...works, or should retain, and freely exercise, the right of fixing a maximum of fares and charges, and from time to time, varying that maximum. It is perhaps necessary to remark, that the State may be tho proprietor of canals or railways without itself working them ; and that they will almost always... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1875 - 624 sider
...works, or should retain, and freely exercise, the right of fixing a maximum of fares and charges, and, from time to time, varying that maximum. It is perhaps...be better worked by means of a company, renting the rail way or canal for a limited period from the state. § 12. To a fourth case of exception I must... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1882 - 624 sider
...works, or should retain, and freely exercise, the right of fixing a maximum of fares and charges, and, from time to time, varying that maximum. It is perhaps...railway or canal for a limited period from the state. § 12. To a fourth cause of exception I must request particular attention, it being one to which, as... | |
 | Sir John Strachey, Sir Richard Strachey - 1882 - 500 sider
...works, or should retain, and freely exercise, the right of fixing a maximum of fares and charges, and, from time to time, varying that maximum. It is perhaps...railway or canal for a limited period from the State.' The new arrangements made for working the East Indian Railway, which are elsewhere explained, are in... | |
 | Thomas Henry Farrer Baron Farrer - 1883 - 214 sider
...works, or should retain, and freely exercise, the right of fixing a maximum of fares and charges, and from time to time, . varying that maximum. It is perhaps...railway or canal for a limited period from the state." The following is an extract from an article on monopolies in the French Dictionnaire d'J^conomie Politique.... | |
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It is perhaps necessary to remark, that the state may be the proprietor of canals or railways without itself working them; and that they will almost always be better worked by means of a company, renting the railway or canal for a limited period from... 
