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North–south trade in reusable goods: Green design meets illegal shipments of waste
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2015 Abstract In a stylized model of international trade, firms in the North indirectly export second-hand products to a representative firm in the South to be reused as intermediate goods, with potential trade gains. The level of reusability of waste products – or green design – is a crucial choice variable in the North.
Sophie Bernard
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In-transit services and hybrid shipment control: The use of smart goods in transportation networks
Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, 2013 This paper describes how the incremental introduction of smart goods and tracking-based information management practices enables hybrid shipment control of less-than-truckload (LTL) transport networks and the provision of in-transit services to transport-buying customers.
Arnäs, Per Olof +3 more
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An Application for Online Shipment of Goods in Vehicles
Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems, 2020 Dr. Sabeenian R.S +3 more
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SMALL SHIPMENTS DELIVERY OF GOODS USING A MULTI-AGENT APPROACH
World of transport and technological machines, 2023This article discusses the problems of delivery of small shipments from manufacturers. The problems of flexibility of the modern logistics system, which must be constantly adjusted for high-quality and effective satisfaction of consumer demand, are considered.
Efimenko Dmitry Borisovich +3 more
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Carriers of Goods. Act of God. Delay in Shipment
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ANALYSIS OF THE SHIPMENT OF GOODS BY INLAND WATER TRANSPORT TO THE FAR NORTH
System analysis and logistics, 2021The article presents an analysis of shipped goods by inland water transport and their forecast using the Trend Line program, which is included in the MS Excel database software. This analysis was based on statistical data for the period from 2015 to 2020 inclusive.
E. A. Pil, A. V. Bychkov
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New Orders of Durable Goods Don't Forecast Shipments
Business Economics, 2011Despite current media reporting that assumes new orders for durable goods (NDOG) are an indicator of future economic activity, the new orders series does not improve forecasts of durable goods shipments. This result is true for both aggregate and industry-level measures of new orders, using several econometric techniques.
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