Routledge The Economics of Containerisation - Transport Economics

Explore a foundational study in transport economics with The Economics of Containerisation from the Routledge Library Editions. Originally published in 1971, this work stands as the first comprehensive study to draw directly from the practical experience of container operators and users. It covers both inland logistics and overseas trade, providing a deep look into how containerization changed the global landscape. This book examines the technical innovations behind container use and the economic factors that drive their adoption. Readers will find detailed insights into how government policies influence transport distribution and port development. Whether you are studying labor economics, business finance, or logistics, this text offers a historical and practical perspective on the systems that power modern trade. It serves as an essential resource for understanding the economic shifts triggered by container technology and its impact on global shipping networks.