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Airlines Deregulation
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Airlines Deregulation
This paper discusses the positive and negative effects of airlines deregulation on the industry and consumers: Goals, purposes and external economic variables.
1,575 words (approx. 6.3 pages) |
9 sources |
1994
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"Many people are enamored of the idea of deregulation as a way to counter the growth of government and the perception that government is wasteful, intrusive, and inefficient. Deregulation was touted as a cure-all for Big Government during the Reagan administration, though one of the major acts of deregulation took place prior to that during the Carter administration with deregulation of the airline industry. Deregulation has also been instituted for other industries, such as finance and communications, and it has been found not to work as intended. In the deregulated environment, the consumer feels less protected and less safe. What may have been intended as a means of simplifying the business environment usually complicates it, as has happened with deregulation of the communications industries, and the consumer is left feeling confused by the change."More papers on Airlines Deregulation:
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"Airlines Deregulation" 15 January 2012. Web. 12 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Essay-Airlines-Deregulation/21525>
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