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Review of Maritime Transport 2018
United
Nations
Conference
on
Trade
New York City:
United
Nations
Publications 2018
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Título:
Review of Maritime Transport 2018
Autor:
United
Nations
Conference
on
Trade
Assuntos:
Harbours
;
Islands
;
Law of the sea
;
Marine
;
Maritime law
;
Merchant ships
;
Ocean space
;
Pollution
;
Pollution control
;
Property rights
;
Security
;
Trade
;
Transport
Descrição:
Maritime transport is the backbone of international
trade
and the global economy. Around 80 per cent of global
trade
by volume and over 70 per cent of global
trade
by value are carried by sea and are handled by ports worldwide. Global seaborne
trade
is doing well, supported by the 2017 upswing in the world economy. Expanding at 4 per cent, the fastest growth in five years, global maritime
trade
gathered momentum and raised sentiment in the shipping industry. While the prospects for seaborne
trade
are bright, downside risks such as increased inward-looking policies and the rise of
trade
protectionism are, nevertheless, weighing on the outlook. An immediate concern is the
trade
tensions between China and the
United
States of America, the world’s two largest economies, as well as those between Canada, Mexico, the
United
States and the European Union. Escalating
trade
frictions may lead to a
trade
war that could derail recovery, reshape global maritime
trade
patterns and dampen the outlook. Other factors driving uncertainty include the ongoing global energy transition, structural shifts in economies such as China, and shifts in global value chain development patterns. If leveraged effectively, game-changing trends, such as digitalization, electronic commerce (e-commerce) and the Belt and Road Initiative, the exact impact of which is yet to be fully understood, have the potential to add wind to the sails of global seaborne trade.
Editor:
New York City:
United
Nations
Publications
Data de criação/publicação:
2018
Idioma:
Inglês
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