The national bloggers continue to debate the feasibility of a high-speed rail link between Houston and Dallas.
Up to bat: Megan McArdle .
I think reasonable people can disagree about the feasibility of HSR, especially since we're just trading back-of-the-envelope calculations of HSR's costs and benefits.
Although I've argued HSR opponents underestimate the benefits to business-class passengers, in the interest of fair and balanced coverage, let me point to Richard Green's discussion of a more rigorous effort...
Connect the right dots
Dallas is the fourth most populous metropolitan area in the United States. Houston will pass Philly for fifth any day now. So why oh why is the Obama administration proposing a high-speed...
A high-speed rail proposal that makes no sense
There were serious proposals to build high-speed rail in Texas in the mid-1990s. The proposals never made it out of the station, though, largely because of fierce opposition by Southwest...
A high-speed rail proposal that makes no sense
There were serious proposals to build high-speed rail in Texas in the mid-1990s. The proposals never made it out of the station, though, largely because of fierce opposition by Southwest...
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