The Effects of Airline Codesharing Agreements on Firm Conduct and International Air Fares

The Effects of Airline Codesharing Agreements on Firm Conduct and International Air Fares

This paper measures the impacts of a codesharing agreement between non-market leaders on the market leader's price and volume. An analytical model is developed and applied to panel data from trans-Pacific routes for the 1982-92 period.

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