Outline for a study of the effect on the New England economy of the elimination of basing point and certain other practices involving freight absorption

Outline for a study of the effect on the New England economy of the elimination of basing point and certain other practices involving freight absorption

by Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Research and Statistics Department

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