The Economic Impact of International Airline Alliances
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The Economic Impact of International Airline Alliances, was released on 29 May 1997. Also see:
CONTENTS
Preliminaries
Copyright, Contents, Acknowledgements, Abbreviations, Glossary, Summary
1 Introduction
1.1 The structure of the report
2 Recent trends in airline alliances
2.1 The nature of airline alliances
2.2 Growth in alliance activity
2.3 Alliances in the Asia-Pacific region
2.4 Regulation of airline alliances
3 Economics of international airlines
3.1 Supply side factors
3.2 Demand side factors
3.3 Other key factors affecting competition
4 Airline alliances and market power concerns
4.1 Barriers to entry
4.2 The nature of competition
4.3 The features of the alliance
4.4 Potential overlap in applying competition policy
5 Impact of airline alliances
5.1 Empirical evidence of the impact of alliances
5.2 A quantitative analysis of code sharing on Australian international routes
6 Concluding remarks
6.1 Areas for further research
APPENDICES
A Alliances operated by Australian carriers
B Fifth and sixth freedom carriers
C A summary of recent empirical studies
D Model specification and estimation methodology
E City-pair routes used in the quantitative analysis
F Data and derivation of variables
G Detailed results of quantitative analysis
References
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