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Strategic development of liner shipping companies and terminal operators : regionalization or globalization?

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Liner conferences and the determination of freight rates

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Trade effects of liner shipping across world regions

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Cooperation and competition in the cargo liner shipping industry

Czerny, Achim Ingo; Mitusch, Kay - 2005

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The Trade-Reducing Effects of Restrictions on Liner Shipping

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This paper examines how policy governing the liner shipping sector affects maritime transport costs and seaborne trade flows. The paper uses a novel data set and finds that restrictions, particularly on foreign investment, increase maritime transport costs, strongly but unevenly. The...

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Watchdogs of the World : Global Liner Conference Regulators in the Modern Shipping Market and Why the P3 Agreement Failed

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evaluation of the world's fundamental regulators of liner shipping conferences, their relative power and authority, and how they … have adapted to the world shipping market. The conclusion is simple: consistent with its status as the world's largest … shipping market and holder of state-owned carriers, China is the last world watchdog with the regulatory clout to prevent the …

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Location of regional and international hub ports in liner shipping

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