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THE MYTH OF DEREGULATION'S NEGATIVE EFFECT ON SAFETY. CHAPTER 2 OF TRANSPORTATION SAFETY IN AN AGE OF DEREGULATION

Thomas Gale Moore

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Deregulation of the airline and motor carrier industries has resulted in the fear by some members of the public that transportation safety has been reduced. This chapter shows that, on the contrary, the opposite is the case. Empirical evidence reveals that transportation safety has not decreased since deregulation, but it has continued to increase.

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Key concepts: Deregulation, Motor carrier, Transportation industry, Business, Workplace safety, Public transport, Empirical evidence, Market economy