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The old liberal panacea for solving urban transportation ills--multibillion-dollar mass transit systems--is coming into question, and market-oriented approaches to transportation are suddenly being taken seriously . The household survey is a smaller sample and therefore can be volatile, while the payroll survey, until recently a more reliable gauge, is coming into question because so many more workers are not employed directly by a company. At present, developers pay consultants to complete the studies, and, in the case of the 21,600-home Newhall Ranch, The Newhall Land and Farming Company required its consultants to sign confidentiality agreements that are now coming into question. |
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