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Biz Jets: Technology and Market Structure in the Corporate Jet Aircraft Industry

Almarin Phillips, Almarin Phillips, Thomas Raphael Phillips

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List of Tables. Preface. One: Technology and Market Structure. Two: The 1950's Pressures Build for the Introduction of Business Jets. Three: 1960--1970: the Developing Market for Business Jet Aircraft. Four: Cessna Opens the Lower End of the Market. Five: The 'Heavy Iron' Business Jets: Gulfstream, Dassault and Canadair. Six: The Market for Mid-Sized Business Jets after 1970. Seven: Schumpeterian Rivalry and the Market for Business Jets. Appendix A: Operation Cost Regression. Appendix B: Characteristics of Business Jet Aircraft available in the United States, 1958--1993. Appendix C: Glossary. Index.

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Key concepts: Jet (fluid), Rivalry, Glossary, Index (typography), Market structure, Business, Engineering, Economics