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PANEL DISCUSSION: INTERNATIONAL RAMIFICATIONS OF DEREGULATION

G Pronk

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This panel focused upon the following major issues: the special position of aviation and the future role of national governments; the present status of deregulation in domestic markets in and outside the USA; the effects of deregulation in the international and intercontinental markets; and the world after deregulation. The panel discussed, on a qualitative basis, the changes it foresees in the international, and more particularly the intercontinental markets, in the Western world to the year 2000. This period was selected as being sufficiently foreseeable in light of the market development which can be anticipated today.

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This panel focused upon the following major issues: the special position of aviation and the future role of national governments; the present status of deregulation in domestic markets in and outside the USA; the effects of deregulation in the international and intercontinental markets; and the world after deregulation. The panel discussed, on a qualitative basis, the changes it foresees in the international, and more particularly the intercontinental markets, in the Western world to the year 2000. This period was selected as being sufficiently foreseeable in light of the market development which can be anticipated today.

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This panel focused upon the following major issues: the special position of aviation and the future role of national governments; the present status of deregulation in domestic markets in and outside the USA; the effects of deregulation in the international and intercontinental markets; and the world after deregulation. The panel discussed, on a qualitative basis, the changes it foresees in the international, and more particularly the intercontinental markets, in the Western world to the year 2000. This period was selected as being sufficiently foreseeable in light of the market development which can be anticipated today.

Key concepts: Deregulation, Panel discussion, Aviation, Position (finance), International trade, International market, Business, International economics

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