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What effect did the new shipping container have on international trade?
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∙ 9y ago
They created jobs in the shipping industry since they cannot be easily sorted by machines.
Apex: They greatly increased the total amount of cargo a single ship could carry overseas.
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∙ 8y ago
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What does Container shipping increase?
International trade Actually, thinking about it, more accurately it facilitates trade by making the transport more efficient. It doesn't increase the trade. It services the trade that is there, by increasing its efficiency.
What did Container shipping do?
increased trade between countries
What are the effect of international finance on domestic trade?
What are the effect of international finance on domestic trade?
The negative effects of international trade in local economies?
negatives effect of international trade
Dictionary of Shipping International Business Trade Terms and Abbreviations?
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How did the triangular trade effect new England and southern colonies differently?
It didn't effect them differently. New England benefited from the trade through shipping and marine products.
What is the effect of globalization to international trade?
the effect globalization is the thinning of our ozoned layer
What change in shipping practices made international trade easier?
Using ISO containers worldwide
Is a major benefit for an Eastern Hemisphere country participating in international trade?
to make the price of shipping less
The conversion and exchange rate for currency has no effect on international trade.?
False
Should you invest in shipping containers?
After the past few difficult years, the world economy is beginning to climb back up and there is a growth in international trade as is reflected in the upward trend on stock markets. International trade means transport - which in turn means that more shipping containers are needed. Buying shipping containers and leasing them out is becoming a very popular alternative investment.
What has the author W G Woollam written?
W. G. Woollam has written: 'Shipping terms and abbreviations: maritime, insurance, international trade' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Shipping
