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by the dynamics of the competition amongst airlines and airports, that sets limits on second airports; and the …
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competition. A generally positive picture arises, particularly in international markets. There are however incipient signs that … where franchising leads to one major carrier becoming too dominant in its domestic market, the scope for competition and new …
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Quarterly panel data covering the largest 10,000 city-pairs in the domestic US from 1998 are used to investigate airlines market entry and exit decisions. Several models are estimated looking at changes in the number of carriers serving in a market. The influence of a number of markets...
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In the post-World War II period, India nationalised its airline industry but it began to relax these controls in 1986. It has found no shortage of new entrants willing to add capacity into a system where supply-side constraints are regarded as the main impediments to a boom in airline travel....
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paper draws attention to key environmental conditions that will shape the competition including the nature of the region …
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during the first years after the liberalization neither fares nor frequencies reflect an intensified competition in the …
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