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The decline of transport and communication costs relative to 1930
Sea freight corresponds to average international freight charges per tonne. Passenger air transport corresponds to average airline revenue per passenger-mile until 2000 spliced to US import air passenger fares afterwards. International calls correspond to cost of a three-minute call from New York to London.
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OECD (2007)
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