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The code of conduct for liner conferences

SPOUDAI - Journal of Economics and Business, 1980
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The 1988 review conference on the code of conduct for liner conferences

SPOUDAI - Journal of Economics and Business, 1987
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Chronic phase ventilation strategy in established severe bronchopulmonary dysplasia: A critical evaluation of the evidence. [PDF]

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Joffe AR, Lemke RP.
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The future of liner shipping conferences in Australia

, 2017
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Liner Conferences in Competition Law

Hamburg Studies on Maritime Affairs, 2010
A liner conference, as a self-regulation organisational form of liner shipping companies, constitutes a typical "hard-core cartel" with significant anti-competitive effect.
Liu, Hongyan,
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The Proposed 1988 Review Conference on the Code of Conduct for Liner Conferences

Marine Policy, 1988
Abstract This article looks ahead to the 1988 review conference on the code of conduct for liner conferences. It discusses how effective the review conference will be and looks at areas of implementation of the code and puts forward suggested amendments to the code itself.
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Introduction to Liner Conferences: The Concept of Liner Conferences and the United Nations Code on Liner Conferences and the United Nations Liner Code

2018
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The Structure of Liner Conference Rates

The Journal of Industrial Economics, 1973
This paper examines the general factors which account for the differences between freight rates on commodities in shipping conference tariffs. The study gives special emphasis to the contributions of stowage factors, unit value and value of total trade in determining ocean liner freight rates.
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The Ocean Liner Conference System

1995
Previous chapters have dealt with different types of vessels and with chartering bulk ocean carriers. This chapter deals with those vessels that operate on a scheduled basis, between major ports, and carry assortments of relatively high-value cargoes tendered by a multitude of shippers.
Donald F. Wood, Anthony Barone, Paul Murphy, Daniel L. Wardlow   +3 more
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The competitive environment of liner conferences

Maritime Policy & Management, 1978
Although liner conferences are traditionally assumed to possess effective monopoly power, such a view ignores many important aspects of their competitive environment. This article examines some of these neglected competitive features and shows how they may decisively influence conference pricing strategies.
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