Modeling the impact of logistic performance, economic features, and demographic factors of countries on the seaborne trade

Mahpour, Alireza; Farzin, Iman; Baghestani, Amirhossein; Ashouri, Sina; Javadi, Zahra; Asgari, Latifeh

doi:10.1016/j.ajsl.2023.02.003

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“…As most countries are increasingly dependent on one another for imports and exports and various kinds of resources, any supply chain shock often propagates across the multi-layered structure of global supply chains (Hao et al 2024). Port logistics and infrastructure have an effect on economic growth in developing nations because of seaborne trade (Mahpour et al 2023). This effect is significant, as many developing nations invested heavily in developing their port infrastructure, hence controlling 59.5% of the world's cargo (Angelopoulos et al 2021).…”

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“…Meanwhile, national transportation systems have a considerable potential to prohibit economic activities from occurring but are typically not very effective at promoting them (Halaszovich and Kinra 2020). Mahpour et al (2023) observed that despite the important role that logistics play in supporting commercial activity, trade policy has received little attention from the perspective of applied economics. For example, Asian countries depend, to a large extent, on foreign direct investment (FDI) for economic growth, which is further facilitated by the logistics and supply chain networks.…”

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Examining the Contribution of Logistics and Supply Chain in Boosting Oman’s Trade Network

Mishrif,

Antimiani,

Khan

2024

Economies

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Economic integration, which in today’s global trade is the fundamental component of linking economic ties between countries, is another important factor in the acceleration of economic growth. The provision of trade logistics services is essential to a nation’s economic success in international trade activities. It is essential for enterprises engaged in active international trade to achieve competitive advantages. The international trade and localised commercial activity, to a large extent, is dependent on the logistics and supply chain infrastructure and operational capacity. However, the area received little attention from the perspective of applied economics. The in-depth empirical studies on the impacts of logistics on trade efficiency are few and limited. The study aims to investigate the role of logistics and supply chains in international and national trade in a developing country. It uses secondary data for the analysis. The model and software used in the study are the gravity model and GTAP10a. The time horizon used spans 2014–2030. The results show that in order to enhance trading and commercial activities, a developing country should develop logistics and supply chain infrastructure, train people, and design a flexible logistics policy.

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Examining the Contribution of Logistics and Supply Chain in Boosting Oman’s Trade Network

Mishrif,

Antimiani,

Khan

2024

Economies

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“…This approach enables the mitigation of transportation risks, the optimization of vehicle design for transportation processes, and the simultaneous attainment of economic benefits (through the identification of transportation costs) and en-vironmental protection (by evaluating the characteristics of individual cargo transportation and potential traffic incidents that may result in environmental harm). The articles analyze logistical, social [21], and economic [22] difficulties, while the influence of forces is limited to theoretical and recommended levels, with a lack of practical calculations. Nevertheless, when confronted with a traffic collision or the necessity to execute diverse professional tasks, we encounter a dearth of data to facilitate these computations [23].…”

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Comparison of the Relative Importance of Factors Affecting the Conveyance of Bulk and Liquid Cargo

Čižiūnienė,

Matijošius,

Liebuvienė

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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The transportation of bulk or liquid cargo is crucial for ensuring the delivery of such cargo to areas lacking well-established infrastructure or favorable natural conditions. These areas may lack sufficient rail or air transport accessibility, or may not have suitable embankments along rivers, lakes or seas with appropriate loading and unloading facilities. Regarding distinctive characteristics, we would like to emphasize the following: (1) Efficient freight accessibility without the need for more infrastructure that is tailored to the existing natural circumstances; (2) An efficient and cost-effective mode of transportation for the movement of small quantities of goods; (3) The cargo philosophy is designed to meet customer expectations by providing a convenient and personalised service that is focused on delivering goods directly to their door. This research employed theoretical methodologies to characterize the primary force exerted by vehicles in the transportation of bulk and liquid commodities (the relationship between centrifugal force and speed and the relationship between the center of gravity and speed). Furthermore, by using expert assessment, the significance indicators pertaining to the individual criteria impacting the transportation of bulk and liquid cargoes were ascertained, along with the identification of their interrelationships (comparison of the different forces in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes, comparison of the criteria of centrifugal force in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes, comparison of the dangerous factors in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes, comparison of the critical level of tank filling in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes, and comparison of the factors that can affect the dynamics of a vehicle in the transportation process of bulk and liquid cargoes).

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Forecasting urban travel demand with geo-AI: a combination of GIS and machine learning techniques utilizing uber data in New York City

Haery,

Mahpour,

Vafaeinejad

2024

Environ Earth Sci

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Modeling the impact of logistic performance, economic features, and demographic factors of countries on the seaborne trade

Cited by 8 publications

References 31 publications

Examining the Contribution of Logistics and Supply Chain in Boosting Oman’s Trade Network

Examining the Contribution of Logistics and Supply Chain in Boosting Oman’s Trade Network

Comparison of the Relative Importance of Factors Affecting the Conveyance of Bulk and Liquid Cargo

Forecasting urban travel demand with geo-AI: a combination of GIS and machine learning techniques utilizing uber data in New York City

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