Productive Efficiency of Container Terminals
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Container Terminal
container terminal efficiency comparison
Container Terminal Facilities
Containerisation International Yearbook
Cumulative Distribution Function
Development Corporation
Drewry Shipping Consultants
econometric modelling ports
economic efficiency measurement
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Frontier Model
Frontier Production Function
Frontier Production Function Model
Half Normal Assumption
Kevin Cullinane
Korean Ports
Michael Roe
MLE Process
OLS Estimate
OLS Residual
port
Port Administration
Port Authority
Port Industry
port operations analysis
Port Privatisation
privatisation impact assessment
Public Port Authority
shipping industry research
stochastic
Stochastic Frontier Model
Terminal Operator
terminal productivity evaluation
UK Conservative Party
UK Port
UK Side
Product details
- ISBN 9780754616399
- Weight: 640g
- Dimensions: 153 x 219mm
- Publication Date: 05 Nov 2001
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This work applies the theory and techniques of economic efficiency measurement to the realistic context of the ports industry. The objective is to assess the practical impact of port privatization policies upon the economic performance of the sector. Specifically, this volume presents Korea’s port and terminal development plans and systematically analyses not only the process and results of privatisation, but also the claims of its proponents that it leads directly to improved efficiency. The Korean experience is given global relevance by applying the same approach to Britain’s main container ports and terminals which, of course, are at a more advanced stage in the privatisation process. This work constitutes a unique contribution to the literature relating to shipping and ports, econometrics and the Korean economy and will be of primary interest to port authorities and practitioners, as well as to students of economics and/or the shipping industry.
Dong-Wook Song, Kevin Cullinane, Michael Roe
