Infrastructure, Competition Regimes, and Air Transport Costs: Cross-Country Evidence

The relevance of transport costs has increased as liberalization continues to reduce artificial barriers to trade. Countries need to adopt policies to get closer to global markets. Can improvements in infrastructure and regulation reduce transport...

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Main Authors:	Micco, Alejandro, Serebrisky, Tomás
Format:	Policy Research Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, D.C. 2013
Subjects:	INFRASTRUCTURE AIR TRANSPORT TRANSPORT COSTS LIBERALIZATION REGULATORY FRAMEWORK GLOBAL MARKETS IMPORTS REGULATIONS COMPETITION TRANSPORT INDUSTRY AIM AIR CARGO AIR CARRIERS AIR CONTROL AIR TRAFFIC AIR TRANSPORT LIBERALIZATION AIR TRANSPORT MARKET AIR TRANSPORTATION AIRCRAFT AIRCRAFT PARKING AIRCRAFTS AIRFARES AIRLINE AIRLINES AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AIRPORTS AVIATION BENCHMARK BILATERAL TRADE CAPITAL MARKETS CARGO RATES CARGO SERVICES CARGO SPACE CARTEL COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CUSTOMS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELASTICITY EXPORT EXPORTS FLIGHT FLIGHT ATTENDANTS FOREIGN AIRPORTS FREIGHT FREIGHT RATES FUEL FUEL COST GDP GOVERNMENT REGULATION HANDLING MARGINAL COST PASSENGER PASSENGERS RANGE ROUTE ROUTES RUNWAY RUNWAYS SHIPMENTS SHIPPERS SHIPPING SHIPPING COMPANIES SHIPPING COSTS SQUARE TIME SERIES TOTAL AIR TOTAL REVENUE TRANSPORT INDUSTRY TRANSPORT MODE VALUE ADDED
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