A5031675527- Aviation Industry Analysis and Trends
- Transport and Economic Policies
- Transportation Planning and Optimization
- ICT Impact and Policies
- Cultural, Linguistic, Economic Studies
- Digital Marketing and Social Media
- Merger and Competition Analysis
- Consumer Market Behavior and Pricing
- Service and Product Innovation
- Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification
- Consumer Perception and Purchasing Behavior
- Sharing Economy and Platforms
- Business Strategy and Innovation
York College of Pennsylvania
2021
Uppsala University
2021
University of Oklahoma
2018
Reusing material products via peer-to-peer (P2P) sharing is one of the circular economy (CE) strategies to fulfil consumer needs with minimised environmental impact and consumption. However, adopting practices challenges both societal normative behaviours as well existing business models businesses. Previous studies grounded on stated answers about values, intentions attitudes users found several factors that impede practice sharing, even though users' were said be satisfied. Nevertheless,...
Abstract In 2010, Spirit Airlines announced that it would start charging passengers for carry‐on baggage. Using a vector of route‐level characteristics, we construct matched group consisting routes which best match those served by (the treated group). We then run difference‐in‐difference estimation using the and group, examine impact Spirit's baggage fee policy on its rivals' ticket prices. Our results show rivals reduce their prices about 5.8% after charges fee. also look into potentially...
In this paper, we use Bayesian estimation to study subcontracting network formation and pricing decisions in the U.S. airline industry with DB1B data. We find that a major carrier is more likely enter route services if its rivals have already subcontracted while regional carriers prefer avoid competition. For existing per‐route, self‐service of subsidiaries are complementary subcontracting, code‐sharing substitute. Carrier similarity previously formed networks significant impacts on new...
In this paper, we use Bayesian estimation to study subcontracting network formation and pricing decisions in the US airline industry. We find that, a major carrier is more likely enter route services if its rivals have already subcontracted while regional carriers prefer avoid competition. For existing per-route, self-service of subsidiaries are complementary subcontracting, code-sharing substitute. Carrier similarity previously formed networks significant impacts on new formations. Taking...
In 2010, Spirit airlines announced that it would start charging passengers for carry-on baggage. Using a vector of route level characteristics, we construct matched group consisting routes which best match those served by (the treated group). We then run diff-in-diff estimation using the and group, examine impact Spirit's baggage fee policy on its rivals' ticket prices. Our results show rivals reduce their prices about 5.8% after charges fee. also look into potentially heterogeneous...