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The Boeing Aircraft Company has dominated the commercial aircraft market for decades, but its position of influence has lessened in recent years. Its chief competitor, Airbus, has made significant market gains, and may be posed to become the number one producer of commercial aircraft in the near future.

Where the rivalry is likely to head, and the most probable outcome of their ongoing competition. What data and numbers can use to show an economic analysis of the situation (supply, demand, elasticity, indifference curves, consumer behavior, and production and/or cost functions)?

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Examine supply, demand, elasticity, indifference curves, consumer behavior, and production and/or cost functions.

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