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x INTRODUCTION TO AIR TRANSPORT ECONOMICS<br />

4.10 Correlation between fuel efficiency and average stage length l 2006 96<br />

4.11 US crew costs per block hourI 2006 97<br />

4.12 US airline maintenance costs per flight hourI 2006 98<br />

4.13 Comparison of actual and break-even load factors for US airlines, 2006 102<br />

5. 1 <strong>The</strong> short-term economic effects of air traffic delay 109<br />

5.2 <strong>The</strong> cost of delay with inelastic supply 111<br />

5.3 Costs of delay over time 112<br />

5.4 Market reaction to changes in supply 113<br />

5.5 Demand for airport services 116<br />

5.6 Recent examples of airport privatizations l 2000-2006 117<br />

6.1 World merchandise trade distributed among regions 125<br />

6.2 Imports and exports in the United States l 1970-2006 130<br />

6.3 Production possibility curve 132<br />

6.4 Production possibility frontier (with and without trade) 135<br />

6.5 <strong>The</strong> effects of international trade barriers to a domestic market 139<br />

6.6 <strong>The</strong> effects of trade quotas on a domestic market 140<br />

6.7 Demand for dollars 142<br />

6.8 A comparison of regional trade agreements and their representative<br />

GDP 149<br />

6.9 A comparison of regional trade agreements and their membership<br />

numbers 149<br />

6.10 A comparison of regional trade agreements and their representative<br />

populations 150<br />

7.1 Freedom of air passage 158<br />

7.2 Global airline alliances: countries served as of June 2007 169<br />

7.3 Global airline alliances: destinations served as of June 2007 170<br />

7.4 Global airline alliances: aircraft fleet as of June 2007 170<br />

7.5 Concentration of the top ten global airports by alliance and market<br />

share 174<br />

8.1 Market equilibrium: industry 182<br />

8.2 Market equilibrium: firm 182<br />

8.3 Short-run loss in perfect competition 183<br />

8.4 <strong>Industry</strong> level 184<br />

8.5 Firm level 184<br />

8.6 <strong>Industry</strong> adjustment 185<br />

8.7 Firm adjustment 185<br />

8.8 Profit maximization for a monopolist 194<br />

8.9 Loss scenario for a monopolist 194<br />

8.10 Equilibrium price under monopoly and perfect competition 195<br />

8.11 Commercial jet engine manufacturing market share by engine<br />

deliveries 200<br />

8.12 Commercial jet engine manufacturing market share by in-service<br />

engines 201<br />

9.1 Short-run equilibrium: monopolistic competitive market 207<br />

9.2 Progression of demand curve: perfect competition to monopoly 208<br />

9.3 Longer-run equilibrium: monopolistic competitive market 209<br />

9.4 Price competition and market reaction 215<br />

9.5 Kinked demand curve 216

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