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Assessment of the Japanese Shipbuilding Industry
Marine Technology and SNAME News, 1974This paper first discusses the status of the Japanese shipbuilding industry—how the industry has grown, where shipyards are located, what types of ships are fabricated, etc. It then describes historical changes of the Japanese shipbuilding industry, in the 1950's and before, in the 1960's, and in the 1970's and the future.
Koichi Masubuchi, Kiyoshi Terai
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Government Protection to The Shipbuilding Industry
Maritime Studies, 1988Treasurer Paul Keating referred to the Industries Assistance Commission on 15th December 1987 for enquiry and report by the 30th June 1988, seeking recommendations for assistance in the construction and modification of vessels in Australia. The terms of reference asked whether assistance should be accorded the industry, and what factors are likely to ...
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A Stagnating Industry: British Shipbuilding
1968Britain’s economy, especially, suffered from the dislocations in world trade noted by the World Economic Conference. As early as 1924 the Labour Government, during its brief tenure in office, appointed a Committee on Industry and Trade to study the condition of British industry.
Shepard B. Clough +2 more
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2003 Industry Studies: Shipbuilding
2003Abstract : The United States Shipbuilding Industry is a dichotomy. The US builds the world s most technologically advanced warships but remains non-competitive in the large commercial vessel international market. High labor and material costs and low productivity have essentially erased the global market share for large US-built commercial ships.
Don Ahern +4 more
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The Shipbuilding Industry in the Sung Dynasty
Chinese Sociology & Anthropology, 1977The art of shipbuilding has its origins in high antiquity. In primitive society, mankind already understood "scooping out wood to make a boat, sharpening wood to make paddles" In the thousands upon thousands of years since then, it has been an important measure of the level of economic and technological development for every age, every country, every ...
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2001 Industry Studies: Shipbuilding
2001Abstract : The U.S. shipbuilding industry designs and builds the most advanced military vessels in the world, yet remains uncompetitive in the commercial shipbuilding market. The major yards are unable to compete internationally due to the dedicated industrial policies, greater efficiency, and lower labor rates in other countries.
Karen Fischetti +4 more
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Shipbuilding/Repair and Boatbuilding Industry
1994This paper focuses on the impact of the trade reforms on performance, as measured by efficiency improvements and competitiveness of the shipbuilding and boatbuilding industry. While the latter is a sub sector of the former, it is treated separately because of its export potentials.
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Government legislation and the shipbuilding industry
Journal of Business Research, 1974One of the fundamental problems encountered by goverrmer~: is the progressive blurring of the line between public and private interest in government-business relationships. This intertwining of public and private sectors raises some important long run questiolis of public policy.
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Shipbuilding industry in Istanbul
2014Please click the pdf for the full text.
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