The Public the Investor And the Railroads of New England An Unprejudiced Anal
The Public the Investor And the Railroads of New England An Unprejudiced Anal
Burton L Read
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[THIRTY-SEVEN] one of the Minnesota rate cases the rate named was 7 per cent, and in other instances higher percentages have been held proper. * Fair Dealing in the Interest of the Public And aside from the matter of equity, there is a large consid- eration as to the interest of the public itself. Good railroads mean the raising of capital. This can be accomplished, within limits of prudence, only by the issue of capital stock as well as of bonds. The issue of capital stock in addition to the a...mount outstanding, and for any satisfactory price, means that the com- pany must be paying an adequate dividend, and that such divi- dend is protected by some margin of earnings in excess of the amount required for its payment. Moreover, a railroad which cannot pay dividends has a poor market for its bonds. Exac- tions upon the railroads which impair their dividend-paying power mean not simply a violation of justice, but also that the railroads themselves will remain stationary or retrograde, and the public in the end will suffer.
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