Search Results - subject:"Chokepoints"

Potential climate-induced impacts on trade : the case of agricultural commodities and maritime chokepoints

Key, Ramon; Parrado, Ramiro; Delpiazzo, Elisa; King, Richard - In: Journal of shipping and trade 9 (2024) 1, pp. 1-23

chokepoints, i.e., the Panama Canal, the Suez Canal, and the Turkish Straits. The analysis focuses on agricultural commodities. It …-change-induced events delaying chokepoints operations, highlights that climate change impacts on chokepoints' operations can convey … the three chokepoints can reach $34 billion (2014 prices) in 2030. It shows that weather events in remote locations, such …

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Geoeconomic pressure

Clayton, Christopher; Coppola, Antonio; Maggiori, Matteo; … - 2025

Geoeconomic pressure - the use of existing economic relationships by governments to achieve geopolitical or economic ends - has become a prominent feature of global power dynamics. This paper introduces a methodology using large language models (LLMs) to systematically extract signals of...

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Data-driven impact analysis of chokepoint on multi-scale maritime networks : a case study of the Taiwan Strait

Liang, Maohan; Cai, Yutong; Chen, Tianyi; Wang, Hua; … - In: Transportation research : an international journal 200 (2025), pp. 1-23

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Panama Canal drought and supply chain disruptions in Asia-United States trade: Evidence from micro-level trade shipments and vessel trajectory data

Jung, Paul H.; Kim, Kijin; Jo, Ah-Hyun; Cho, Joseph … - 2025

Global chokepoints such as the Panama Canal propagate drought shocks into supply chains, yet disruptions to shipments …

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Panama Canal drought and supply chain disruptions in Asia-United States trade : evidence from micro-level trade shipments and vessel trajectory data

Jung, Paul H.; Kim, Kijin; Jo, Ah-Hyun; Cho, Joseph … - 2025

Global chokepoints such as the Panama Canal propagate drought shocks into supply chains, yet disruptions to shipments …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015577640