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differential rate

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differential rate
n.
1. A difference in wage rate paid for the same work performed under differing conditions.
2.
a. A difference in the transportation rate or the number of vehicles per unit time to the same destination over different routes, so as to equalize traffic.
b. A difference in rates over the same route owing to differences in the commodities being transported.


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