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000778016 1001_ $$aTabacco, Giovanni Alberto.
000778016 24510 $$aAirline economics :$$ban empirical analysis of market structure and competition in the US airline industry.
000778016 260__ $$a[Cham, Switzerland] :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c2017.
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000778016 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000778016 5050_ $$a1. Introduction -- 2. Airline City Pair Market as Natural Oligopolies -- 3. Market Size, Firm Numbers and Market Share Asymmetry -- 4. Entry and Market Sharing Agreements in the U.S. Airline Industry -- 5. Conclusion.
000778016 506__ $$aAccess limited to authorized users.
000778016 5208_ $$aThis book presents an original empirical investigation of the market structure of airline city pair markets, shedding new light on the workings of competitive processes between firms. Examining a cross-section of US airline city pairs, Tabacco proposes for the first time that the industry can be understood as a natural oligopoly, each airline market being dominated by one to three airline carriers regardless of market size. The author questions the extent to which airlines deliberately prevent head-to-head competition within city pair markets, and draws intriguing conclusions about competitive forces from the observed market structure. Uncovering some of the main corporate strategies of the airline industry, the book is of immediate relevance to industry managers and practitioners, as well as academic economists. Giovanni Tabacco is Assistant Professor of Economics at Swansea University School of Management, Wales. Prior to this he worked in the Economics Department of the University of Bologna, Italy. His research interests include industrial organization, experimental economics and competition policy, and competition economics.
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