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Maritime economics = a macroeconomic approach /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Maritime economics/ Elias Karakitsos, Lambros Varnavides.
Reminder of title:	a macroeconomic approach /
Author:	Karakitsos, Elias.
other author:	Varnavides, Lambros.
Published:	Basingstoke :Palgrave Macmillan : : 2014.,
Description:	386 p. :53 figures, 17.
Notes:	Electronic book text.
[NT 15003449]:	1. Introduction 2. The Theoretical Foundations of the Freight Market 3. The Shipyard, Scrap and Secondhand Markets 4. The Efficiency of Shipping Markets 5. Business Cycles 6. The Theory of Shipping Cycles 7. The Market Structure of Shipping and Ship Finance 8. The Financialisation of Shipping Markets 9. The Interaction of Business and Shipping Cycles in Practice 10. Investment Strategy Bibliography.
Subject:	Merchant marine. -
Online resource:	http://link.springer.com/10.1057/9781137383419Online journal 'available contents' page
ISBN:	1137383410 (electronic bk.) :

Maritime economics = a macroeconomic approach /
Karakitsos, Elias.

Maritime economicsa macroeconomic approach /[electronic resource] :Elias Karakitsos, Lambros Varnavides. - 1st ed. - Basingstoke :Palgrave Macmillan :2014. - 386 p. :53 figures, 17.

Electronic book text.

1. Introduction 2. The Theoretical Foundations of the Freight Market 3. The Shipyard, Scrap and Secondhand Markets 4. The Efficiency of Shipping Markets 5. Business Cycles 6. The Theory of Shipping Cycles 7. The Market Structure of Shipping and Ship Finance 8. The Financialisation of Shipping Markets 9. The Interaction of Business and Shipping Cycles in Practice 10. Investment Strategy Bibliography.

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This book analyses shipping markets and their interdependence. This ground-breaking text develops a new macroeconomic approach to maritime economics and provides the reader with a more comprehensive understanding of the way modern shipping markets function.The 21st century has seen shipping evolve from a fundamental transport industry into an asset which is at the mercy of speculative flows and business cycles. This structural shift has a number of important ramifications for the business of shipping as well as for investment strategy. This ground breaking text develops a new macroeconomic approach to maritime economics, with an emphasis on the individual shipping markets and their interdependence, in order to arm the reader with a more comprehensive understanding of the way modern shipping markets function and enable the making of critical decisions such as when to buy and sell ships and when to be in the spot or the period market. Karakitsos and Varnavides bring together their wealth of experience in shipping, finance and academia to make a number of key contributions to the study of maritime economics including: * Viewing Freight rates as asset prices determined as a bargaining game between charterers and owners who form expectations of future demand and supply to create a dynamic analysis of freight rates. * Theorising ships as assets, where prices are determined by demand and supply. * Explaining how the demand for vessels is derived as a dynamic problem of fleet capacity expansion. * Integrating the supply and the expectations approaches to shipping cycles. * Explaining how shipping cycles are caused by business cycles and expectations in demand by integrating maritime economics with macroeconomics. Maritime Economics: A Macroeconomic Approach is divided into three distinct parts; Part I analyses the micro-foundations of maritime economics, by deriving the demand and supply functions in the freight (spot and period), shipyard, second-hand and scrap markets. Part II reviews the efficiency of shipping markets and the theory of business and shipping cycles. Part III analyses the financialisation of shipping markets, the constraints of ship finance, the interaction between business and shipping cycles, and offers a case study of how decisions should be taken. This key text is indispensable reading for advanced undergraduate students studying maritime economics or shipping degrees as well as for professionals working in the shipping industry or in the financial sector.

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Elias Karakitsos is Chairman of Global Economic Research (LLC), Director and Partner of Twintop Consultants (trading FFAs in the shipping market); and an Associate Member of the Cambridge Centre for Economic and Public Policy, University of Cambridge, UK. He was at Imperial College, UK, for nearly 25-years, where he held the chair of economics and was Head of Economics for ten-years. He has acted as an advisor to the UK, US and EU governments, and as an investment advisor to many financial institutions, including Citigroup, Oppenheimer, Allianz, Credit Agricole and Standard Chartered. Lambros Varnavides studied economics at University College London, UK, and the London School of Economics, UK. He joined the Royal Bank of Scotland as a Shipping Analyst in 1974 and from 1998 to 2014 was the Managing Director and Global Head of Shipping at RBS. He has lectured in MIT and the Cass Business School on shipping finance and is also a Trustee Director of the Lloyds Register Foundation and a non-executive Director of the Baltic Exchange.

ISBN: 1137383410 (electronic bk.) :£45.00Subjects--Topical Terms:

687248
Merchant marine.

LC Class. No.: HE582

Dewey Class. No.: 387.51

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