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International common-carrier transportation industry and the competitiveness of the foreign trends of the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean

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TextPublication details: ECLAC SantiagoCL 1989Description: iv,95pAction note:

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Summary: Looks at aspects such as structural changes in the liner shipping industry; in inland transport; in international commercial relations and the impact of changes in transport; in Latin American economic policies and their relations with the liner shipping industry; and the need for a response by Latin America and the Caribbean to ensure the competitiveness of their exports.

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Looks at aspects such as structural changes in the liner shipping industry; in inland transport; in international commercial relations and the impact of changes in transport; in Latin American economic policies and their relations with the liner shipping industry; and the need for a response by Latin America and the Caribbean to ensure the competitiveness of their exports.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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