Airline Pilots: A Study In Elite Unionization; Author: Hopkins, George E.; Paperback

Author: Hopkins, George E.
Paperback
Published: July 1998
iUniverse.com
ISBN: 0966551400
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The first comprehensive analysis of the economics of the United States air-transport industry and of the impact of government regulation on that industry. -Journal of Political Economy The range of analysis is wide, covering market structure, public regulation, market conduct, and market performance. There is a massive use of evidence from primary and secondary sources. The book is a useful addition to the studies of airline regulation specifically and regulation generally. -Southwestern Social Science Quarterly The most comprehensive study of the economics of U.S. domestic air transportation... well-organized, well-reasoned, and well-written... extremely useful. -American Economic ReviewChronicles the history of US pilots from the early aviator mystique days to the Depression-era formation of the seminal (for other professionals) Air Line Pilots Association. The book is attributed to Harvard U. Press on the title page, and to toExcel per the back cover. Annotation c. Book News, Inc