Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Transport’s Punctuated Precession in North America
Introduction
Railroads, Railways and Regulation
Protective Regulation and Centralised Planning
Reform and Deregulation
The Unravelling of the Regulation of the Canadian Transport Modes
Notes
2. Regulating and Deregulating the Transformations
Introduction
From Mercantilism VIA Laissez-Faire
The Assault on Neo-Mercantilism
Transport
Financial
Telecommunications and Electricity
Trade and International Currency Regimes
Notes
3. Future Imperfect
Environmental Catastrophe
Financial Catastrophe
Global Oligopolies
Culture, Freedom and Globalisation
Opposing Globalisation
Notes
4. Ideologues, Entrepreneurs and Explanations
Introduction
Explaining the Transformations
Explaining Transport Regulation and De-Regulation
Explaining the Global Market Process
Method and Conjectures
Notes
5. Alternatives to Attaining Efficient Resource Allocation through Transport Markets: Origins and Implications
Introduction
Economic Engineering
From Perfect Competition to Perfectly Con-Testable Markets by Way of Market Failure
Neo-Institutional Economics
Comparative Institutional Approach
Notes
6. Deregulation as Economic Engineering
Attaining Allocative Efficiency
Market Power and the Deregulated Airline Industry
Summary and Conjectures
Notes
7. The FAA and the US Domestic Civil Aviation System
Allocating Airport Landside and Airspace Resources
Correcting for Misallocation
Perfect and Imperfect Allocation
Market Failure and Government Failure
Notes
8. The Organisational Re-design of Canada’s Aviation Infrastructure
Canada\\u0027s Centrally-Planned Aviation Infrastructure
The Breakdown of Ottawa\\u0027s Hegemony
Commercialisation
Notes
9. The Reality of Nirvana
Notes
10. A Classical Modernist
Notes
Bibliography
Journals
Index
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