Railroad Securities; a Course of Study With References

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Railroad Securities; a Course of Study With References
Investment Bankers Association of America
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84-219.
Adams, ''Railroad Accounting, pp. 86-108.
Character of Railroad Operating Expenses.
Railroad operating expenses do not fluctuate proportionately with the amount of traffic or of earnings. The character may vary as follows: 1. Some expenses (estimated at about one half of total) are fixed regardless of amount of business.
2. Some expenses vary directly hut not proportionately with the busmess.
3. Some expenses vary directly and pro^ portionately with the business. These constitute a smal
...l part of the total operating costs.
Principal Subdivisions of Operating Ex- penses (Interstate Commerce Commission Classification): 1. Maintenance of way.
2. Maintenance of equipment.
3. Traffic.
4. Transportation.
5. General.
[61] Digitized by Google These aubdivisions may be grouped under: (a) maintenance expenses, h e., (i) and (2), and (b) other expenses, constituting the re- maining three subdivisions.
The basis of this classification is simple. Main- tenance can be increased, reduced, or deferred to a laree extent by the will of the manage- ment, whereas other operating costs are con- stantly recurrent and are not readily influenced by managerid policy.


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