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It's a logical answer, whenever there are improvements the consumer absorbs the cost. However the improvement made it possible for cattle, produce and other goods to reach their market much faster. This in turn brought on a higher usage of the railroad itself. So all of these facts provide America with a better economy and a larger selection for the buyer.

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