Trade in International Transport Services: The Role of Competition

By Joseph Francois, I. Wooton. 2001

172 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Strategy and Management

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In Economics and Econometrics

1. Bernard M. Hoekman
2. Kristian Behrens
3. Pierre M. Picard
4. Marcelo Olarreaga
5. Alessandro Nicita
6. John S. Wilson
7. C. Bown
8. Ben Shepherd

In Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering

1. Bernard M. Hoekman

In Strategy and Management

1. Bernard M. Hoekman
2. Kristian Behrens
3. Marcelo Olarreaga
4. Alessandro Nicita
5. Ben Shepherd
6. Kyle Handley

Citations in the corpus

• Reducing Agricultural Tariffs versus Domestic Support: What's More Important for Developing Countries? (2002, background): “The cost-increasing effect of inefficient services can be substantial-as illustrated in recent research on transport services (Fink et al. 2002; Francois and Wooton, 2001).”
• Services Trade and Policy (2010, unknown): “Francois and Wooton (2001b) focus on a related issue, developing a theoretical structure where trade requires transport costs supplied by a shipping sector operating as an oligopoly.”
• Transportation, freight rates, and economic geography (2011, background): “Francois and Wooton (2001) argue that ocean shipping is organized by shipping conferences that are suspected to sustain collusion.”