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2014-07722 Railroad Revenue Adequacy: Petition of the Western Coal Traffic League To Institute a Rulemaking Proceeding To Abolish the Use of the Multi-Stage Discounted Cash Flow Model in Determining the Railroad Industry's Cost of Equity Capital Proposed Rule The Surface Transportation Board will receive comments in Docket No. EP 722 to explore the Board's methodology for determining railroad revenue adequacy, as well as the revenue adequacy component used in judging the reasonableness of rail freight rates. The Board will also receive comments in Docket No. 664 (Sub-No. 2) on how it calculates the railroad industry's cost of equity capital. The Board is seeking written comments on these matters, as described below, and later will hold a hearing to address these issues. 2014-04-07 2014 4 https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2014/04/07/2014-07722/railroad-revenue-adequacy-petition-of-the-western-coal-traffic-league-to-institute-a-rulemaking https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2014-04-07/pdf/2014-07722.pdf Transportation Department; Surface Transportation Board 492,481 The Surface Transportation Board will receive comments in Docket No. EP 722 to explore the Board's methodology for determining railroad revenue adequacy, as well as the revenue adequacy component used in judging the reasonableness of rail freight...  

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