Titlebook: Regulatory Reform and Labor Markets; James Peoples Book 1998 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1998 competition.deregulation.earnings.employment.

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Railroad Deregulation and Union Labor Earnings,affic (e g, manufactured goods) began to shift from the railroad to the trucking industry. The shift in traffic continued over the ensuing decades, accompanied by declining rail market shares and subnormal rates of return on investment..

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Deregulation and Labor Earnings in the Airline Industry,rolonged recession. In the newly deregulated marketplace this combination of supply and demand shocks proved too much for many incumbents: by 1985 the output share of the 11 original “trunk” airlines had declined substantially, and several firms were in bankruptcy..

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Book 1998he resulting policy emphasizesdependence on market forces to set prices and to encourage efficientproduction techniques. While extensive research investigates theinfluence of deregulation on prices, profits and productivity, theeffect on labor markets has not received the same scrutiny. Firms inthes

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Regulation and Deregulation in Surface Freight, Airlines and Telecommunications,apter will discuss the history and rationale for regulation in these three industries. The results of deregulation in the surface freight and airline industry will be discussed, as well as the continuing challenges faced by these industries in the deregulated environment. While telecommunications de

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Earnings and Employment in Trucking: Deregulating a Naturally Competitive Industry,mployment and earnings in what is a naturally competitive industry. The trucking industry includes a large number of companies, important segments of the industry are characterized by low capital and entry costs to firms, and, because worker skills are acquired quickly, labor supply is highly elasti

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