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Passenger Fares for different classes • Non suburban business must be self sustaining. • Fares for Second Class Ordinary and Sleeper Class need to be indexed dto input costs toeliminate i t losses. • Suburban business may continue to need partial and controlled subsidization. • Subsidy to suburban business must be capped in financial terms for transparency. • Suburban fares should be indexed to fuel costs.* • Products and prices need to focus sharply on the target segment. Tuesday, September 06, 2011 INDRA GHOSH, Adviser/Rates Slide No. 112
Increase in I AC fares (893 kms) 300 259 % Incr ease > 200 100 113 100 100 106 1993 122 117 1995 229 216 206 187 196 156 161 167 198 176 198 198 198 188 188 188 141 145 133 163 162 127 141 128 163 162 153 141 134 1997 1999 WPI 2001 Years 2003 2005 2007 I AC Tuesday, September 06, 2011 INDRA GHOSH, Adviser/Rates Slide No. 113 2009
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Welcome to a Lecture on COSTING & P
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Outline of the Lecture • Indian R
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• Indian Railway Act. Outline of
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Indian Railway Act • Section 30 (
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Indian Railway Act • Section 32
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Indian Railway Act • Section 70.
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Indian Railway Act - (a) to give sp
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Functions of Rates Branch • Decis
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Functions of Rates Branch • Rebat
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Functions of Rates Branch - Conduct
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Functions of Rates Branch • Subje
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Cost of service & Value of service
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Traditional Freight Structure • A
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Classification of Goods • All com
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Classification of Goods • As of t
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Classification of Goods • Chargea
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Classification of Goods • Previou
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Freight rates for different classes
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Freight rates for different classes
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