The course “Port Management and Economics” offers a comprehensive exploration of the dynamic world of port operations, governance, and economic principles. Designed to equip participants with a deep understanding of the crucial role ports play in global trade, this module delves into topics such as economic analysis of port users and service providers, infrastructure, logistics, pricing strategies, port marketing, regulatory frameworks, port performance and competitiveness, and the economic impact of ports regionally and internationally. Participants will gain practical insights into efficient port management, and the intricate web of decision-making that shapes the maritime industry. Through case studies, real-world examples, and interactive exercises, this module prepares individuals to navigate the complex landscape of port management and economics and contribute to the sustainability and growth of global trade networks.
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