1 “... delays that port congestion may have caused in delivering goods to consumers and firms have been...”

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3 “... Portes, this volume considers economic interdependence among well developed countries as well as between...”

4 “... from the international port of Djibouti and from the country’s strategic position. The Poverty...”

5 “... for trade. They are also highly vulnerable to climate change and natural disasters that pose risks to ports...”

6 “... for navigational safety purposes. We leverage different machine-learning techniques to identify port boundaries...”

7 “... and maritime activity based on AIS-based port calls. We test the quality of these indicators by comparing them...”

8 “..., driven mainly by foreign direct investment concentrated in the construction and port services. Executive...”

9 “.... They commended the efforts to support the developments in financial services, free port activities...”

10 “...The growth momentum continues, driven by strong port activity, high cotton production...”

11 “... the port city of Beira—the country’s second largest—resulting in significant loss of life and widespread...”

12 “...This paper describes modernization of ports in Peru. With the sea so predominant in the life...”

13 “..., as the largest enterprises, including the important export textile sector, have been located in the Port-au...”

14 “... in the port and construction sectors. Consumer price inflation has increased slightly from 3.1 percent...”

15 “...The economy continues to grow at a fast pace, driven by port activity and cotton production...”

16 “... is to assess the development status of the ASYCUDA World (AW) prototype piloted in the Port of Tripoli...”

17 “... concessional loan from the Export-Import Bank of China to finance the construction of a port and marina...”

18 “...The growth momentum continues, driven by strong port activity, high cotton production...”

19 “...The economy continues to grow at a fast pace, driven by port activity and cotton production...”

20 “... Coast port strike. But the underpinnings for a continued expansion remain in place. A solid labor market...”