i think. there's also a difference in the supply/capacity part. transport services are usually scaled to meet average load or perhaps somewhere a little more th

i think. there's also a difference in the supply/capacity part. transport services are usually scaled to meet average load or perhaps somewhere a little more than that..i think they're usually not scaled to meet peak load. on the other hand, disasters are like a sudden decrease in supply. perhaps news of the decrease in supply will drive people's expectations..perhaps to imagine it will become worse..but demand could be largely the same.. the expectations part is fairly interesting..it seems to say that people dont trust the government to be of help when there is a disaster. or something like that.