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The Effects of Yield Management on the Fortunes of the U.S. Airline Industry
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A 9 page paper on the positive financial effects that yield management pricing has had on the major airlines of the U.S., exhibited by a $2.5 billion industry-wide profit after posting losses of over $13 billion over the previous four years combined. With the major airlines' increased financial health, they are better able to compete not only with each other, but against the newer, smaller airlines that would like to create a secondary market in areas not well-served by the major carriers. The major airlines, however, are using all their new-found financial might to drive the smaller ones out of their markets and then follow with increased fares when the threat of competition is gone. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: Yieldmgt.rtf

The Electric Car
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This 5 page paper considers the advantages and disadvantages of electric cars, how they operate, looking at the motor the motor controller and the batteries and also considers the current status of the market for electric cars at this stage of the technology. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
Filename: TEelecar.rtf

The Electric Car:
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This 3 page paper gives a general overview of the electric car. This paper gives the benefits and drawbacks of this technology. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: GSElecar.rtf

The Emergence of the “The Gales of Creative Destruction”
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In 1942 Joseph Schumpeter described what he saw as the “gales of creative destruction”. This 4 page paper discusses what he meant and the way that this destruction can be seen to occur today as well as the way it is likely to impact on businesses in the future. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
Filename: TEshumpdest.rtf

The English Channel Tunnel
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A 24 page paper that looks at the English Channel Tunnel Project as a major engineering and construction project and considers the elements that impacted its completion and the systems that supported its success. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
Filename: Chunnel.doc

The Ethics of 'Selling Science' In The Popular Press
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A 4 page essay on ethics in reporting science and technology issues in the popular press. The writer details the relationship between the press and the scientific community, the problems associated with P.R., and the importance of knowledgeable reporters. No bibliography.
Filename: Sellscie.wps

The Evolution of Sound Recording
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A 5 page overview of the history of sound recording. Unbelievable advancements have been made in sound recording technology since Edison's first gramophone. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PPrecrd2.rtf

The Evolution of the Internet
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A 10 page examination of the factors which have influenced Internet evolution. Describes the Internet as a continually evolving organism, an organism which has it roots planted in history only shallowly, an organism which has made tremendous technological and societal leaps in the brief thirty years of so of its life. Contends that those leaps have been made in response to very definite societal stimuli: the desire for speedy access to information, the desire for an unregulated environment, the desire for greater one-on-one contact, and the desire to allow free access to information while at the same time protecting the privacy of users. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PPintrnE.wps

The Fate of the Airline Industry
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This 8 page paper provides an industry overview and projections in terms of how the sector will fare in view of recent setbacks. The terrorist attacks are discussed. Demand for air travel is an overwhelming factor in the prediction that airlines will do well after all. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: SA238tvl.rtf

The Firing Of Incumbent Airport Security Screeners
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8 pages in length. That every single aspect of airport security has changed significantly since 911 is an understatement of grand proportions. Indeed, the extent to which the aviation industry has been modified – from screening procedures to outfitting airplanes with marshals to inspecting the food placed onboard to feed passengers – is indicative of a far more prudent and methodical approach to airport safety. Among these changes, however, has been a trend to remove incumbent security screeners in lieu of those who are more highly trained – as well as American citizens – to detect the smallest nuance of suspicion. This move toward outfitting an entirely new security workforce, according to critics, is both unfair and unnecessary; proponents contend, however, that the unequivocal demand for more stringent safety measures at America's airports requires a better qualified individual – mentally, physically and culturally – to carry out the newly implemented procedures. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: TLCscreen.rtf