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    The document analyzes and compares the costs of different modes of transportation including highway, air, railway, and maritime. It divides the costs for each mode into three categories: fixed/capital costs, operating costs, and external costs. The fixed/capital costs cover initial infrastructure and equipment expenses. The operating costs include maintenance, labor, fuel, insurance, and depreciation. The external costs comprise accident costs and pollution costs from emissions and noise.

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    The document analyzes and compares the costs of different modes of transportation including highway, air, railway, and maritime. It divides the costs for each mode into three categories: fixed/capital costs, operating costs, and external costs. The fixed/capital costs cover initial infrastructure and equipment expenses. The operating costs include maintenance, labor, fuel, insurance, and depreciation. The external costs comprise accident costs and pollution costs from emissions and noise.

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    Cost Analysis: Fixed/Capital Costs

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    Berker Baydur
    The document analyzes and compares the costs of different modes of transportation including highway, air, railway, and maritime. It divides the costs for each mode into three categories: fixed/capital costs, operating costs, and external costs. The fixed/capital costs cover initial infrastructure and equipment expenses. The operating costs include maintenance, labor, fuel, insurance, and depreciation. The external costs comprise accident costs and pollution costs from emissions and noise.

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    Cost Analysis

    Highway

     Fixed/Capital Costs
     Land Costs
     Construction Costs
     Rolling Stock Costs

     Operating Costs
     Maintenance Costs
     Labor Costs
     Fuel Costs
     Insurance Costs
     Depreciation Costs

     External Costs
     Costs of accidents
     Costs of pollution caused by emission
     Costs of pollution caused by noise
    Air

     Fixed/Capital Costs
     Land Costs
     Field and Terminal Costs
     Construction Costs
     Aircraft Costs

     Operating Costs
     Maintenance Costs
     Labor Costs
     Fuel Costs
     Insurance Costs
     Depreciation Costs

     External Costs
     Costs of accidents
     Costs of pollution caused by emission
     Costs of pollution caused by noise
    Railway

     Fixed/Capital Costs
     Land Costs
     Construction Costs
     Rolling Stock Costs

     Operating Costs
     Maintenance Costs
     Labor Costs
     Fuel Costs
     Insurance Costs
     Depreciation Costs

     External Costs
     Costs of accidents
     Costs of pollution caused by emission
     Costs of pollution caused by noise
    Maritime

     Fixed/Capital Costs
     Land for Port Terminal Costs
     Construction Costs
     Cargo Handling Equipment Costs
     Ships Costs

     Operating Costs
     Maintenance Costs
     Labor Costs
     Fuel Costs
     Insurance Costs
     Depreciation Costs

     External Costs
     Costs of accidents
     Costs of pollution caused by emission
     Costs of pollution caused by noise

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