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Spatial Competition and Cooperation Effects on European Airports' Efficiency

Pavlyuk, Dmitry - 2010

This paper is devoted to statistical analysis of spatial competition and cooperation between European airports. We …. Competition and cooperation effects don't diminish steadily with moving from a given airport, their structure is more complex. The … modification to the standard spatial stochastic frontier model and use it to estimation of competition and cooperation effects for …

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Maximum Likelihood Estimator for Spatial Stochastic Frontier Models

Pavlyuk, Dmitry - 2012

This research is devoted to analysis of efficiency estimation in presence of spatial relationships and spatial heterogeneity in data. We presented a general specification of the spatial stochastic frontier model, which includes spatial lags, spatial autoregressive disturbances and spatial...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015235113

Distinguishing Between Spatial Heterogeneity and Inefficiency: Spatial Stochastic Frontier Analysis of European Airports

Pavlyuk, Dmitry - 2013

A problem of distinguishing between frontier heterogeneity and inefficiency is widely acknowledged in benchmarking. A special type of heterogeneity, based on the spatial structure, can significantly affect performance estimates in the airport industry. In this research we presented a general...

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Flight Frequency and Mergers on Airline Markets

Richard, Oliver M. - 2003

The welfare consequences of airline mergers have been analyzed almost exclusively in terms of ticket price. However, when flight frequency decisions are endogenized in a model,we can estimate measures of the relative importance of price and flight frequency. Hence, in a merger analysis, we can...

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Empirical Analysis of the Codeshare Effect on Airline Market Competition and Product Quality

Ko, Ryuya; Ohashi, Hiroshi - 2022

understand how and to what extent CSA distorts market competition among airlines. With an application to Japanese domestic … airlines, structural estimates of our demand and supply models indicate that CSA would significantly lessen market competition …

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Network Competition in the Airline Industry : A Framework for Empirical Policy Analysis

Yuan, Zhe - 2020

This paper proposes a three-stage model of airline network competition, in which an airline's strategic decisions …

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Network Competition in the Airline Industry : An Empirical Framework

Yuan, Zhe; Barwick, Panle Jia - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2024

literature to introduce an empirical framework for analyzing network competition among airlines. Airlines make market entry … decisions and choose flight frequencies in the first stage, followed by price competition to attract passengers in the second …

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Efficiency Analysis Of Airports In Turkey Considering Environmental Effects

H. Ulutas, Berna - In: The Central European Review of Economics and Management … 2 (2018) 1, pp. 65-78

Aim: This paper aims to attract attention to the "green airport" term that is basically related with environmental legislations.Design / Research methods: A Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) model is introduced to assess the efficiency of 22 airports in Turkey with the definition of undesirable...

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Airline Networks, Traffic Densities, and Value of Links

Wei, Yanhao 'Max' - 2019

Abstract In airline networks, a link creates profits for its carrier in conjunction with the carrier's other links. In other words, a link has “network” value. One prominent mechanism behind this network value is a hubbing effect: adding one single link to a hub creates many connecting...

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Evidence on Pricing from the Continental Airlines and Northwest Airlines Code-Share Agreement

Richard, Oliver M.; Armantier, Olivier - 2005

Recent code-share agreements among major US airlines represent a significant development in the airline industry, as these agreements allow the partner airlines to sell seats on each other's flights across the US. In this paper, we examine with original data how prices and passenger volumes were...

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