Transportation safety in an age of deregulation

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Contributors Introduction Thomas Gale Moore: The myth of deregulation's negative effect on safety Brock Adams: Deregulation's negative effect on safety Framework for analysis: John C. Panzar, & Ian Savage: Regulation, deregulation and safety: an economic analysis Severin Borenstein, & Martin B. Zimmerman: Losses in airline demand and value following accidents Ezra Hauer: The reign of ignorance in road safety: a case for separating evaluation from implementation W. Kip Viscusi: The effect of transportation deregulation on worker safety The airline industry: Nancy L. Rose: Financial influences on airline safety A. Kanafani, & T.E. Keeler: New entrants and safety Clinton V. Oster, Jr. & C. Kurt Zorn: Is it still safe to fly? Elizabeth E. Bailey, & David M. Kirstein: Can truth in airline scheduling help the congestion and delay problem Richard A. Arnott, & Joseph E. Stiglitz: Congestion pricing to improve air travel safety John J. Nance: Economic deregulation's unintended but inevitable impact on airline safety Summary of other aviation issues The motor carrier industry: Garland Chow: Deregulation, financial distress and safety in the general freight trucking industry Thomas M. Corsi, & Philip Fanar, Jr: Effects of new entrants on motor carrier safety Kenneth D. Boyer: The safety effects of mode shifting Paul P. Jovanis: A system perspective on the effects of economic deregulation on motor carrier safety An international perspective: Martin Albu, & Michael Glover: The regulation of road freight transport in Great Britain Ramsey M. Withers: Transportation safety and economic regulatory reform - the Canadian perspective Summary and policy implications Summary and policy implications Background information

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