The Economics of Soviet Merchant-Shipping Policy/
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TextPublication details: Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, [1971]Description: xiii, 150 pISBN: - 0807811742
- 387.5'0947 ATH
- HE847 .A85
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Bibliography: p. 139-144.
During the past decade, the Soviet Union has assumed a major role in world ocean shipping. This development has produced concern and even anxiety in the Western world, particularly among individuals and groups involved in merchant shipping. As a consequence, this study is mainly to evaluate the contribution of Soviet shipping policy to the country's broader economic objectives.
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