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The Analysis Of Zhoushan Port Logistics Competitiveness Based On View Of International Trade

Posted on:2014-01-03Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2249330398452485Subject:Agricultural extension
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The international trade gets a rapid development in today’s global economy, which isextending to the direction of deep wave. As the sea and land transport and theinternational trade supply chain hub, resources are realized free flow all over the worldby ports. As a kind of invisible force, International trade improve the development of portlogistics constantly. Zhejiang Zhoushan islands will set Free Trade Area in Long-term, Alarge quantities of business logistics will enter and flow out of zhoushan port, which putsforward higher request to the Port logistics of Zhoushan. The competitive port logisticscan promote the development of international trade, optimize factors of internationaltrade; Advanced and developed international trade can also improve the competitivenessof port logistics, both can promote each other.The paper is based on the perspective of Zhoushan port logistics of internationaltrade status to do a comprehensive and detailed summary, to find out the advantages andrestrictive factors hindering the development of the port logistics, analyze problems, andpropose solutions to further promote the competitiveness of the Zhoushan port logistics.Trade, Port and logistics are closely bound up. The improvement of competitive force ofZhoushan port logistics will promote foreign trade and make contributions to Zhoushaneconomy. In the same way, the active degree of foreign trade will also pull the role ofZhoushan port logistics industry. In the interactive process of two-way role, the foreigntrade of Zhoushan will be more and more prosperous,and the port logisticscompetitiveness will also be enhanced.
Keywords/Search Tags:International Trade, Port Logistics, Zhoushan Port, Competitive Force
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