Aviation and the Pursuit of Contestability
Economic AffairsPublished 1 February 1994
Sean Barrett
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SJR score0.25
SNIP0.57
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Abstract
Pro‐contestability policies are required to promote efficient airlines. The problem is acute in Europe where protectionist policies have led to high‐fare, low‐profit, low‐productivity airlines and a steady loss of market than of world aviation to the low‐cost profitable airlines of the Asia‐Pacific region.
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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