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Robinson, Kenneth C.; McDougall, Patricia Phillips - 1999

This longitudinal study utilized a sample of 115 independent new manufacturing ventures to empirically investigate the (1) direct (independent) effects of entry barriers on business performance, and (2) the moderating (contingent) effects of other theoretically justified variables on the...

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International joint venture (IJV) marketing performance: alternative approaches to performance measurement

Julian, Craig C - 2005

This paper assesses International Joint Venture (IJV) marketing performance in the Republic of Thailand, as opposed to general business performance. Furthermore, the paper develops an objective measure to assess IJV marketing performance and compares two different types of measures for measuring...

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Estimation of Structure-Profit Relationships: Comment

Vernon, John M.; McElroy, Marjorie B. - 1973

Recently, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has accused breakfast cereal manufacturers of illegal monopolization (1971).A major basis for the charge is the FTC belief that high advertising expenditures by the companies create effective entry barriers. One FTC study (1969) reached this...

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Qantas: The High Flyer of the Airline Industry?

Tywoniak, Stephane; Galvin, Peter - 2007

months.' Qantas' record profit for 2003-04 were in sharp contrast with the financial performance of most airlines worldwide …

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Deregulation and globalisation: process, effects and future challenges to air transport markets

Wang, Zhi H. - 2004

different regions' air transport markets. This has impacted on the configuration of strategic airlines alliances. Deregulation …

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The Airlines Efficiency Myth

Mickhail, G.; Murphy, B.; Farrell, E. - 2006

One of the emerging issues with the internationalisation of accounting in enabling the globalisation of markets is its implicit role in privileging the destabilising social effect of globalisation, which risks alienating emerging economies and contributing to global instability. Accountants’...

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The transferability of the low-cost model to long-haul airline operations

Francis, Graham; Dennis, Nigel; Ison, Stephen G.; … - 2007

with a few notableexceptions low-cost airlines have operated on short-haul routes. This paper examines the extent to which …

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Essays on pricing under uncertainty

Gan, Li (contributor) - 2008

airlines. (5) It controls for potential endogeneity of sales usingdynamic panels.The first essay tests the empirical importance … probabilities. Thesecond essay is the first study to provide formal evidence of stochastic peak-load pricingin airlines. It shows … that airlines learn about the demand and respond to earlysales setting higher prices when expected demand is high and more …

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What are the Determinants of Profitability in the European Low Cost Aviation Industry

Shah, Karan - 2009

This paper studies the factors influencing the profitability of European budget airlines through a detailed analysis of … three airlines: Ryanair, EasyJet and SkyEurope. It begins by defining budget airlines and examining their origins in Europe … undertakes a detailed analysis of the airlines' performance from 2000 to 2008. The study concludes by identifying the factors …

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Differentiation of services to achieve competitive advantage - Airlines meeting the needs of the physically challenged persons

Rahman, Md. Shafiqur - 2011

. Airlines have employed several differentiation strategies to gain a competitive advantage over other airlines in order to … of physically challenged persons can be a source of competitive advantage for the airlines if they differentiate their … for this research was “How can airlines differentiate their services and achieve competitive advantage by fulfilling the …

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