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W:有一个关于竞争的原则,不是吗?因为英国的铁路是国有工业,国内没有其他的铁 路系统。如果你不喜欢某种某一种豆子,那么你可以选择其他种豆子;但是如果你不 喜欢铁路,那么你就没得选了。 M:有人写信给我说到这个问题。他们说如果你不垄断,有些事你就不能做。那么,我 想说,我们不会有意的去做一些让顾客不满意的事,我们有我们特有的问题。自从 1946年运输法开始执行,我们就被国有化了。 W:你认为那是好事吗?你认为铁路国有化对铁路来说是件好事吗? M:嗯,我认为是的,因为总体来说,大多数的交通工具到处都是,汽车也是处处可见 ,这毫无疑问。 W:那么你说的是什么意思呢?是不是说如果铁路没有被国有化,那么他们就会理所当 然的消失了呢?? M:嗯,我想是这样的。铁路在美国正快速的消失;法国铁路每年损失10亿英镑,德国 铁路每年损失20亿英镑。但是你看到这些国家政府都正在准备投入大量的金钱去维持 铁路运输系统的正常运行。 W:哦,从某种意义上说,你描述了两个极端的情况。一方面,他们不想在铁路上损失 太多的钱,另一方面,他们又不得不提供最好的服务。 M:是的,你说的很对。 ——译文来自: knightqq007