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Undertaken jointly with United Nations Environment Programme, the report analyses policies and issues related to climate change adaptation and mitigation in the tourism sector. It provides policy recommendations, with the objective to identify priority areas to be included in a framework for...
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system. Policies to further promote short sea shipping may be viewed as an important element on the road to the development … of East Mediterranean nations and the outlook for the coming decades, is that Short Sea Shipping may become the …
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strengthening existing important activities such as the freight transport by sea between Italy, Greece, Spain and Portugal. …
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, ports and airports), the most common funding practices are commented, underlining their characteristics, limits and … agent itself. Conversely, highways, airports and ports are partially financed by fares under conditions of legal monopoly …
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of livings. On the other hand, investment in airports and ports seems to be assigned under efficiency criteria, while it … should be recognized that investment in ports is related to geographical factors. Magnitudes of positive signs overpass that …
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This paper aims to analyse the impact of port demand variability on the allocative efficiency of Spanish port … different approaches: error components approach and parametric approach. We model the variability of port demand from the … that port authorities have excess capacity and their resources are misallocated. Finally we establish that the allocative …
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