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"ASCE 1190 The Valuation of Public Service Corporation Property" by Henry Earle Riggs delves into the intricate world of railroad valuation in the early 20th century. Originally published as part of the Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, this volume (Vol. 72, June, 1911) offers a detailed examination of the methodologies and considerations involved in assessing the worth of railroad infrastructure and related public service corporations.
Focusing specifically on railroads, this work provides valuable insight into the civil engineering and economic history surrounding these vital arteries of commerce. Riggs' analysis presents a snapshot of the era's approach to corporate finance and the valuation of complex assets.
Of particular interest to those studying the history of infrastructure development, business economics, and the regulatory landscape of public service corporations, this carefully prepared print republication makes accessible a key document for understanding the principles and practices employed in valuing these essential components of the nation's economy. It remains a valuable resource for understanding the challenges and complexities inherent in railroad valuation and its impact on broader economic trends.
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