ESTRUCTURA DE TARIFAS PARA CONTRATOS DE FLETAMENTO Y TRANSPORTE MARITIMO
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FERNANDO GUZMAN LOEZAR
ESCUELA DE INGENIERIA DE TRANSPORTE
PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE VALPARAISO-CHILE
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RESUMEN
La ausencia de información técnico-académica sobre la estructuración de costos para la determinación de tarifas para los distintos tipos de Contratos, tanto de Fletamento como de Transporte Marítimo, motivó al autor al análisis de esta importante gestión.
La resolución del problema planteado, sobre la base de una definición estructurada de los actores y los costos afectos a cada gestión, traducidos en las respectivas tarifas, configura el objetivo del presente trabajo.
Para estos efectos, se separan los servicios de Transporte Marítimo y los Contratos en dos grupos: Contratos de Fletamento
Analyse transporte marítimo Francia
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Oil Clogging U.S. Railways Seen Limiting Exports of Grain
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An undated handout photograph shows Nippon Yusen K.K.'s dry-bulk ship. Source: Nippon Yusen K.K. via Bloomberg
Shipping companies probably will miss out on exports from the record U.S. grain harvest because the shale-oil boom is clogging up rail lines to ports.
While the U.S. will reap the most crops ever, fourth-quarter export cargoes will be 15 percent lower than last year, according to RS Platou Markets AS, a Norwegian bank specialized in shipping. Rates for Panamaxes, the most commonly used vessels for grains, averaged $7,574 a day this year, headed for the lowest level since at least 1999, Baltic Exchange data show.
The U.S. shale-oil boom means energy shipments are dominating rail
China’s Rongsheng Overdue on $43 Million in Loans
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Aug 29, 2014 9:31 PM GMT+0200
China Rongsheng Heavy Industries Group Holdings Ltd. (1101), the private Chinese shipbuilder whose woes made it a symbol of the country’s credit binge, remains overdue on 262 million yuan ($43 million) of bank loans after making late payments on its debt last month.
The company was overdue on principal and interest payments on 8.57 billion yuan of bank loans on June 30, according to aHong Kong stock exchange filing yesterday. In July, the shipbuilder made full interest payments on 8.3 billion yuan of those borrowings, it said in the filing.
Banks haven’t yet taken any action to enforce the loan agreements and demand immediate repayment, Rongsheng said. The company said it has also received