Eight major oil companies shared the costs of constructing the massive Trans-Alaska Pipeline.Because the $8 billion construction project (completed in 1977) was too expensive for any single business to afford, these companies formed a private consortium. Each company paid into the construction fund and controlled oil rights proportional to the size of its land holdings in the oil fields.
How many companies shared the costs of contracting the pipeline?
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