Furthermore, existing vulnerabilities of the airline industry are not taken into consideration until a disaster occurs. Lastly, the September 11th Security Fee introduced by the Department of Homeland Security was considered by many "as a beneficial trade off for their personal safety eventually," having as a direct consequence a rise of the airline industry. Bibliography Gregory Mankiw (2004) Principles of Economics, 3e, Mankiw InnovativeThinker. (2007) Economic Profile of the Airline Industry. Retrieved

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