The low-cost carrier model in China: the adoption of a strategic innovation

作者: Liting Liang , Andrew D. James

DOI: 10.1080/09537320802557384

关键词: EconomicsContext (language use)MarketingCommercial aviationLow-cost carrierPoliticsIndustrial organizationChinaStrategic innovationBusiness modelManagement Science and Operations ResearchStrategy and Management

摘要: The low-cost carrier (LCC) business model represents a strategic innovation that has had significant impact on the dynamics of commercial aviation industry in North America, Europe and increasingly Asia. This paper considers adoption LCC China discusses effect particularities Chinese political, economic regulatory context rate character adoption. We conclude by considering what experience three companies have adopted can tell us about prospects for wider this China.

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