In the last two decades new emphasis has been given to the economic impact of geography, especially on the cost of being landlocked. From a development perspective, understanding the cost of being landlocked and its economic impact is critical, since one country of four in the world is landlocked (almost one out of three in Sub-Saharan Africa). Attempts to address the cost of being landlocked have mainly focused on regional and multilateral conventions...
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2010/07/07
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Publication
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55837
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2010/07/22
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The cost of being landlocked : logistics costs and supply chain reliability
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landlocked country