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If Transportation Costs Were Almost Nonexistent-That Is, If Industries Did

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If transportation costs were almost nonexistent-that is, if industries did not have to pay money to transport inputs and finished goods over long distances-what are the major changes that could occur in the automobile manufacturing industry?

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