Port Economics and Business
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Routledge
- Date of Publication 2 October 2025
- ISBN 9781041047834
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages216 pages
- Size 246x174 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations 29 Illustrations, black & white; 29 Halftones, black & white 700
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Short description:
The book provides the reader with tools to solve port-related problems independently in the next phase. Emphasizing economics aspects and decision-making, Port Economics and Business is a vital resource for students and researchers in port economics and management, as well as professional port managers.
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There is growing interest in the port economy in all its facets from the business world, political decision-making and scientific research. In a constantly evolving port environment, pertinent questions arise every day, concerning aspects of financing infrastructure and operations, competitiveness, productivity and horizontal and/or vertical cooperation. All actors involved want to know the economic consequences of decisions that are made, both in terms of commercial companies located within the port perimeter and in terms of the port authority or manager and the government. Port Economics and Business therefore attempts to fill this important gap.
All important aspects of port activities are analysed in an economic manner. The economic decisions of providers and users of port services are studied. All actors who use the port infrastructure in one way or another are explicitly discussed. As far as freight traffic is concerned, this involves shipping companies, transshipment and storage companies, land transport, and all possible suppliers and service providers. For passenger traffic, in a similar way, this concerns ferry and cruise lines, terminal operators, land operators and all possible suppliers. The book provides the reader with tools to solve port-related problems independently in the next phase. Emphasising economic aspects and decision-making, Port Economics and Business is a vital resource for students and researchers in port economics and management as well as professional port managers.
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1. Demystifying seaports: An introduction 2. Seaports: Links in a maritime chain 3. The port playing field 4. The demand for handling capacity and port services 5. The cost structure of port activities 6. Pricing in a port environment 7. Port competition and market structure 8. Port productivity and efficiency 9. Investment analysis and financing 10. Land policy, industrialisation and concessions 11. Regulation, deregulation, liberalisation
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