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Changing Product Lineup Requires Appreciation of Residual Value Dynamics

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 8, 2005

The introduction of a plethora of new models in the coming years increases the need to compensate the existing residual values of current models. A failure to do so would lead to a seemingly rapid decline in values upon service entry of the new models.

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