CCL directional thesis
Cruise operators can't conjure new ships overnight, so the handful that exist quietly behave like monopolists and bank fat profits.
“this is a perfect example of Cournot oligopoly. The number of cruise ships is fixed, and in the short to medium term, so they maximize yield, which basically means they're adjusting price.”19:44claim_id
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