Labour Costs and Taxi Supply in Melbourne

Labour Costs and Taxi Supply in Melbourne

The non-progressive taxicab industry survives and may be able to expand because there has been a relative decline in the quality and the real wages of drivers and in the prices of new motor vehicles. Further research is suggested.

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