WHAT’S HAPPENED TO CANADIAN TRUCKERS’ EQUITY?
Volume 1 Number 1
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Today’s Trucking Beyond Words –
January 23, 2008
WHAT’S HAPPENED TO CANADIAN TRUCKERS’ EQUITY?
There was a time when a small fleet or owner-operator could grow equity
in a trucking business by managing trade cycles to increase the value of
their assets. That theory went out the window when our dollar hit par
with the U.S. dollar. John Nelligan of Harper Ontario Truck Centres and
Jim Mickey of Coastal Pacific Express explain what happened, and what it
might mean for Canadian fleets.
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