NORTH AMERICAN CONTAINERPORT PRODUCTIVITY: 1984-1997

By Hugh S. Turner, R. Windle, Martin E. Dresner. 2004

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Estimating the Relative Efficiency of European Container Ports: A Stochastic Frontier Analysis (2006, methodology): “In this respect, precedent has been set by Turner et al. (2004) in approaching this problem by utilizing Tobit regression analysis; and utilising port efficiency estimates, in tandem with a number of other variables, to explain port choice within a discrete choice modelling methodology.”
Container port efficiency in emerging and more advanced markets (2010, background): “For this reason, improving port efficiency or productivity has become a critical yet challenging task in the development of many countries (Turner et al., 2004).”
Estimation and inference in two-stage, semi-parametric models of production processes (2007, unknown): “…et al. (2001), Mukherjee et al. (2001), Raczka (2001), Ralston et al. (2001), Isik and Hassan (2002), O’Donnell and van der Westhuizen (2002), Otsuki et al. (2002), Stanton (2002), Binam et al. (2003), Chu et al. (2003), Wang et al. (2003), Barros (2004), Okeahalam (2004), and Turner et al. (2004).”
When it comes to container port efficiency, are all developing regions equal? (2016, background): “Article Scope of Analysis Time Series Morales-Sarriera et al. (2013) Latin America and Caribbean ports 1999–2009 Trujillo et al. (2013) African ports 1998–2007 Wanke et al. (2011) Brazilian port terminals 2009 Yan et al. (2009) World’s major container ports 1997–2004 González and Trujillo (2008) Spa”