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Taking Stock of Air Liberalization

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ISBN-10: 0792383877

ISBN-13: 9780792383871

Edition: 1999

Authors: Marc Gaudry, Robert Mayes

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Taking Stock of Air Liberalization is about Technology, Economy, and Policy (TEP) in the airline industry. Ten years ago, the practical collaboration was begun of bringing together people who belonged to the complementary streams of economic analysis and policy analysis presented int his book. During this time, we opened discussions on the relationship between transportation technology, transportation economics and transportation policy under the general auspices of the Canadian Royal Commission on National Passenger Transportation. Working over a 40-month period (1989-1992), this Commission took stock of transportation and produced an up-to-date `tat de la question' and policy framework…    
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Book details

List price: $109.99
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: Springer
Publication date: 11/30/1998
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 282
Size: 6.10" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 2.926
Language: English

Presenting Authors
Preface
Preface
Introduction
The Overall Record of Air Liberalization
A Profile of the Airline Industry
Industry Structure
Fares
Service Quality
Profits
Safety
Implications
The Record in Australasia
Introduction
Domestic Deregulation
The Australia-New Zealand Single Aviation Market (SAM)
Liberalization in Australia's International Aviation Policy
Air Safety
Conclusions And The Future
Competition in the European Airline Industry: 1976-1994
Introduction
A Recent Of The European Airline Industry
Data
Comparison Of US And European Carriers
Econometric Model Of Cartel Behavior
Empirical Results
Conclusions
References
Specific Impacts of Deregulation
Pricing and Deregulation in the Airline Industry
Introduction
The Effects Of Deregulation On Fares
Pricing In A Deregulated Environment
Open Questions
International Experiences
Conclusions
References
The Impact of Airline Deregulation on Costs and Efficiency
Cost Estimates
Network Characteristics And Costs
Deregulation And Technological Change
Conclusions
References
Aviation Deregulation and Safety in the United States: Evidence After Twenty Years
Introduction
The Historical Perspective
Time Trend For Part 121 Carriers
Time Trend For Part 135 Carriers
Public Perceptions
Deregulation And New Entrant Jet Airlines
Deregulation And Financial Pressure
Deregulation And The Growth Of Commuter Airlines
Deregulation And The Level Of Surveillance
Deregulation And The Quantity Of Infrastructure
Deregulation And Reduced Road Traffic
Summary And Conclusions
References
Earnings, Employment and the Economics of Airline Labour Costs
Introduction
Deregulation And Labour Earnings
Occupational Labour Demand
Thinking About Labour Cost
Concluding Observations
References
Policy Formulation
The Oecd Project on International Air Transport
The Organisation For Economic Co-operation And Development
Current Forecasts For International Aviation
Qualitative Trends And Their Implications For Air Transport
Pervasive Uncertainties
The Challenges For International Air Transport Policy
The EU/US Relationship
Three Trends
The Canada-U.S. Air Agreement
Introduction
The Regime Before 1995
Our Analysis
The New Air Agreement
The Results So Far
Conclusions
Policy Formulation: The Iata Position
Modelling Demand
Are Fixed-Form Regression Models Ever Credible? Some Evidence from Transportation Studies
Introduction: Two-Stage Demand Modelling As A Framework
Making Total Demand Responsive To Network Conditions
Reference
The Interdependency of Airport Choice and Travel Demand
Introduction
System Approach
Airport Choice Model
Selected Results
References
The Air Network Itinerary and Trip Aggregation (Anita) Model
Introduction
Aggregation Procedures
Data Set
Formulation Of The ANITA Model
Results
Conclusion
References
Evaluating Air Liberalization Agreements: An Integration of Demand Analysis and Trade Theory
Introduction
Understanding Marginal Gains From Policy Changes
Previous Studies Of Welfare Gains From Liberalization
Trade Theory Approach
Approach To Model Development And Estimation
Summary And Conclusion
References
The Future Market Structure and Public Policy
An Industry Perspective
On The Future Role of Alliance
Introduction
Fundamentals Of Alliances
Factors Affecting Alliance: Regulation, Technology, Demand, Supply-Side Economies, And Market Organization
Assessing The Effects Of The Above Factors On The Future Role Of Alliance
References
Wrap Up: The Way I See It
Alliances
The Evolution Of Networks
Airport Competition