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MULTIAGENCY MODELS IN COMBINED TRANSPORTATION: REVIEW AND PROSPECTS

Academic journal article published 2026-09-01 by Orel State University titled "MULTIAGENCY MODELS IN COMBINED TRANSPORTATION: REVIEW AND PROSPECTS". The supplied excerpt lists only the publisher and content type and includes no details about methods, findings, scope, or geographic focus.

Categories: travel-and-transportation, economy-and-trade

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