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‚S�D‘è–Ú�@"Unilateral Greenhouse Gas Control Measures and the Aviation Industry: A Theoretical 
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‚T�DŠT—v�@This paper analytically examines the effects of unilateral greenhouse gas (GHG) control 
measures on the aviation industry and global GHG emissions. Our results suggest that such measures 
may lead to an increase in aviation fees charged by the implementing country. The increased fees may
 weaken the competitiveness of its domestic airlines, relative to its foreign competitors, in the 
air travel market. At the same time, domestic connecting flights between hub and spoke airports may 
be shifted outside the country, which may result in an increase in global emissions. This result 
emphasizes the importance of adopting a global sectoral approach to deal with aviation GHG emissions.