Inland waterways play an important role in the transport system of the country because of their ability to provide large volumes of traffic at low cost. The port charges are an important source of financial resources for the infrastructure development of inland waterways and river ports. The most optimal port charge rate can be determined only by appropriate economic and mathematical models. Such models are built and investigated first in general form, then the necessary condition of port charge rate optimality is found. This optimal rate is a fixed point of continuous mapping, which translates non-empty compact convex set in itself. The optimization of port charge rates by the criterion of maximum profit at different costs and competitors...
© 2014, Mediterranean Center of Social and Educational Research. All rights reserved. The optimal al...
The optimal allocation of scarce resources and the maximization of profit is one of the most importa...
Transportation requires large amounts of capital in fixed facilities such as roads, tracks, or canal...
The Kiel Canal in Germany connects ports on the Baltic Sea with the rest of the world and is the mos...
The optimal allocation of scarce resources and the maximization of profit is one of the most importa...
The article considers the inland waterways (IW) within the international transport corridors as mult...
The European inland waterway transport sector is a highly competitive one. The transport operators i...
The article presents the analysis of competitiveness of time and cost of carriage charges by three t...
AbstractOne of the major problems faced by the twenty-first century society lies in ensuring sustain...
Cargo transport is important for supplies of goods and food worldwide. The goods and food are transp...
In this paper a model is developed to analyse and compare the transport costs of intermodal inland w...
Inland shipping could provide a competitive and more sustainable mode of transport in Europe, as it ...
This study attempts to optimize the cost of port operations in Nigeria. The quantitative estimates a...
textabstractMaritime container terminal operating companies have extended their role from node opera...
In Europe, numerous obstacles have been identified which prevent the (extensive) use of intermodal t...
© 2014, Mediterranean Center of Social and Educational Research. All rights reserved. The optimal al...
The optimal allocation of scarce resources and the maximization of profit is one of the most importa...
Transportation requires large amounts of capital in fixed facilities such as roads, tracks, or canal...
The Kiel Canal in Germany connects ports on the Baltic Sea with the rest of the world and is the mos...
The optimal allocation of scarce resources and the maximization of profit is one of the most importa...
The article considers the inland waterways (IW) within the international transport corridors as mult...
The European inland waterway transport sector is a highly competitive one. The transport operators i...
The article presents the analysis of competitiveness of time and cost of carriage charges by three t...
AbstractOne of the major problems faced by the twenty-first century society lies in ensuring sustain...
Cargo transport is important for supplies of goods and food worldwide. The goods and food are transp...
In this paper a model is developed to analyse and compare the transport costs of intermodal inland w...
Inland shipping could provide a competitive and more sustainable mode of transport in Europe, as it ...
This study attempts to optimize the cost of port operations in Nigeria. The quantitative estimates a...
textabstractMaritime container terminal operating companies have extended their role from node opera...
In Europe, numerous obstacles have been identified which prevent the (extensive) use of intermodal t...
© 2014, Mediterranean Center of Social and Educational Research. All rights reserved. The optimal al...
The optimal allocation of scarce resources and the maximization of profit is one of the most importa...
Transportation requires large amounts of capital in fixed facilities such as roads, tracks, or canal...