Unveiling Bottlenecks in Logistics: A Case Study on Process Mining for Root Cause Identification and Diagnostics in an Air Cargo Terminal

Li, Chiao-Yun; Shinde, Tejaswini; He, Wanyi; Lau, Sean Shing Fung; Hiew, Morgan Xian Biao; Tam, Nicholas T. L.; Joshi, Aparna; van der Aalst, Wil M. P.

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“…In our paper, we assume that the bottleneck, which refers to the minimum value of logistics performance between Vietnam and its trading partner, may influence its imports. In the related literature, the bottleneck effect is well documented, emphasizing the importance of identifying and removing the bottlenecks to improve the system performance (Li et al, 2023;Mizgier et al, 2013). The presence of bottlenecks resulting from an imbalance in logistical performance between two trading countries has the potential to impede bilateral trade.…”

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Logistics’ bottleneck effect and international trade: Evidence from Vietnam’s imports

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2024

J. Infras. Policy. Dev.

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This study examines the bottleneck effect of logistics performance on Vietnam’s imports, utilizing bilateral trade data from 2007 to 2022. We evaluate the impact of logistics performance on imports of Vietnam using the augmented gravity model and a random effects estimator. Our findings reveal that the minimum logistics performance between Vietnam and its trading partners has a significantly positive impact on the Vietnamese imports. The magnitude of its bottleneck effects is much larger than the influence of Vietnam’s individual logistics performance or deviations in performance with its trading partners. Recognizing the impact of logistics bottlenecks on international trade enables policymakers to develop more effective and efficient logistics-related policies for enhancing bilateral trade with trading partners.

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