When the CAB allowed airlines to charge high prices on longer,more efficient routes as long as they maintained service on shorter,unprofitable routes,it was allowing

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Cross-subsidization refers to the practice of charging higher prices on some products or routes to offset the costs of providing lower-priced services or routes. In this case, airlines were allowed to charge more on profitable routes to cover the costs of serving less profitable routes.

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