Journal of International Logistics and Trade: Volume 6 Issue 2 , Open Access

Towards a generic framework for the development of logistics in seaports: lessons from the Busan case

Christophe Theys, Dong Keun Ryoo, Theo Notteboom

This paper presents a generic framework on port logistics development and its interaction with hinterland regions. Although earlier work on the topic (e.g. by Ferrari et al.…

A general equilibrium model of trilateral trade with oil duopoly

Koo Woong Park

I study the economic implications of the world oil market dominated by OPEC and non-OPEC major oil producing countries using a general equilibrium model of trilateral trade with…

A study on establishing a strategy of supply chain management: focusing on Korean automobile industry

Jae-Woan Jeon, Hyoung-Gi Kim, Hun-Koo Ha

The purpose of this paper is to present a new strategic framework of Supply Chain Management (SCM) in the automobile industry. For our purpose, we first had studied about the…

Analysis of container dwell time on marine terminal throughput and rehandling productivity

Nathan Huynh

When port authorities or terminal operators set the free time or increase storage density, the decision is often made without a clear understanding of their effects on throughput…

Political considerations in the protectionism against the transition economies

Jai S. Mah

This paper examines the effectiveness of the social and political factors as the determinants of antidumping duties against the transition economies. The empirical evidence shows…

Do domestic firms benefit from FDI?: evidence from Korean manufacturing industries

Tae Seung Kim, Hun-Koo Ha, Jin Kook Lee

FDI is considered to be a meaningful component for the economic growth of a country. But, it has not been proven clear that the effect of FDI is really beneficial in a host…