An Investigation of Federal Promotion of the Domestic Trunk Airline Industry through a Program of Air Mail Payments
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Authors
Bond, Mark Dee
Issue Date
1967
Type
Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
This paper is essentially an historical account with
economic commentary upon the program of air mail payments to
the domestic trunk airline industry. Specifically, the paper
attempts to examine the place and role of air mail payments
in the development of commercial air transportation. The
approach to and treatment of this topic has not concerned
itself with the larger economic policy issues and questions
which normally surround a program of external aid or
subsidy to an industry. Rather, the scope of this study
has been concerned with the question of how air mail pay
has been used to promote the development of this industry.
In dealing with the latter question, this paper looks more
closely at the specific legislative acts, their provisions
with respect to air mail payments, their administration,
and their functioning.
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v, 117 p.
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