Canadian Transportation Networks

Auteurs-es

  • Joseph Monteiro Industry Canada
  • Gerald Robertson Industry Canada

Mots-clés :

Transportation Networks, Canada, USA, EEC, Competition Policy

Résumé

Networks in transportation have existed in Canada for some time and their importance has been highlighted since globalization. Some observers believe that they define the key to success in today’s dynamic marketplace. This is hardly surprising in a world where being able to provide service is of paramount importance since the dismantling of regulatory, legal and international barriers. This paper considers ‘Canadian transportation networks: gaps and opportunities’. It reviews the meaning of a network and the various networks in different transportation modes. The gaps and opportunities in Canadian transportation networks are examined thereafter. Then the economic rationale for networks and their impact is briefly considered. Finally, the treatment of networks under the Competition Act and in two other major jurisdictions are briefly examined.

Bibliographies de l'auteur-e

Joseph Monteiro, Industry Canada

Competition Bureau

Gerald Robertson, Industry Canada

Senior Advisor, Industry Sector

Publié-e

2009-03-12

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