A study on the introduction of time value benefits of cargo transportation into the benefit items of economic analysis of the port sector development project

Purpose: Among the benefits of the existing economic analysis, most of the effect analysis on the ship itself was conducted in the case of the benefits of reducing ship re-entry costs and reducing loading and unloading costs. The effect of reducing the mid-stream operation and ship waiting cost was also estimated as a benefit item according to the difference between when the project was not implemented and when it was implemented. This study analyzed the benefits of cargo, which is a transportation object that has not been considered in the port sector, by comparing it with the economic analysis of the road sector project. Research design, data, and methodology: In this study, we used a method of specifically presenting the information source and pricing basis of import and export container cargo, and the introduction and calculation of cargo transport time value. Results: Through this study, we tried to analyze the economic value centered on the time value of cargo and the time value based on port service. Conclusions: This study presented the benefits of reducing cargo duration at ports and ship docking time to reduce costs.

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Korean Academy Of International Commerce
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.18104/kalc.2024.39.4.81
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Maritime Ports and Logistics
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A study on the introduction of time value benefits of cargo transportation into the benefit items of economic analysis of the port sector development project

Hee‐Yong Lee, Hwayoung Kim, Min-Ju Song, Yong-Ki Koh
Korean Academy Of International Commerce
Maritime Ports and Logistics
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A study on the introduction of time value benefits of cargo transportation into the benefit items of economic analysis of the port sector development project

Hee‐Yong Lee, Hwayoung Kim, Min-Ju Song, Yong-Ki Koh
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Purpose: Among the benefits of the existing economic analysis, most of the effect analysis on the ship itself was conducted in the case of the benefits of reducing ship re-entry costs and reducing loading and unloading costs. The effect of reducing the mid-stream operation and ship waiting cost was also estimated as a benefit item according to the difference between when the project was not implemented and when it was implemented. This study analyzed the benefits of cargo, which is a transportation object that has not been considered in the port sector, by comparing it with the economic analysis of the road sector project. Research design, data, and methodology: In this study, we used a method of specifically presenting the information source and pricing basis of import and export container cargo, and the introduction and calculation of cargo transport time value. Results: Through this study, we tried to analyze the economic value centered on the time value of cargo and the time value based on port service. Conclusions: This study presented the benefits of reducing cargo duration at ports and ship docking time to reduce costs.

Korean Academy Of International CommerceVol. 39(4)
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Maritime Ports and Logistics
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