Railroads face funding, regulation, and future risks in 1917
Henry Clews analyzes railroad finances, regulatory pressures, and labor costs, noting declining stock issues and rising bonds as capital shifts. He cautions that government ownership remains unlikely, urges intelligent regulation, and predicts cautious lending as wartime inflation cools and peace nears.
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