Coastal shipping policy in New Zealand: Economy wide implications

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Coastal shipping policy in New Zealand: Economy wide implications

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Victoria University of Wellington

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School of Management Working Papers

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Government recently introduced the Transport Law Reform Bill, which if passed by Parliament, will allow foreign vessels to uplift and discharge cargoes and passengers along the coast of New Zealand. Coastal shipping is part of the domestic transport industry along with other transport modes including road, rail and air. The domestic transport industry currently operates on a "level playing field" in a highly competitive and efficient industry, which has benefitted from deregulation and consid...

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1993-01-01

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Cavana, R.Y

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https://ojs.victoria.ac.nz/somwp/article/view/7185

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