Evaluating efficiency of top global container ports

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Evaluating efficiency of top global container ports

Zhao Nan, Chen Weijie, Zhang Jing, and Xie Wenqing, Shanghai International Shipping Institute | Feb 26, 2019 3:19PM EST

The service efficiency of the port can be reflected by the time cost of the ship in port.
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