Category: Academic Papers On Economics
Category: Academic Papers On Economics
Research Paper on Fluctuations of (Liquefied Natural Gas) LNG Prices
Last few years have revealed that there is a divergence in the gas prices at a regional scale that is caused by the supply and demand factors and events such as European financial crises, US shale gas boom and Fukushima nuclear crises. There has been a compliment in the oil and natural gas prices from
DetailsEssay On Importance of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
Combating local emissions from shipping is twofold when viewed in light of plan by International Maritime Organisation. First is a reduction in SOx emissions from new built as well as existing ships that operate within emission control areas. Second is the reduction in NOx emissions from the ships that are newly built and are operating
DetailsEssay On Use of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
Currently, no rule is available regarding the use of liquefied natural gas as marine fuel. IGC code is the only exception which has allowed liquefied natural gas carriers to utilize boil-off gas (BOG) as ship propulsion. Many of the analysis regarding the rules on gas-fuelled ships are not fully progressed. IGF code is developed by
DetailsLegal Concept of Lay Time and the Associated Charter Party Clauses
Introduction Laytime is one of the continuous circumstances in Associated Charter Party Clauses establishing a Charter Agreement whose purpose is to express the agreed period of time between the parties to carry out the loading and unloading operations. In a broader sense, it accounts for all the time that the ship is in port for
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Supply Chain Management
The supply chain is the process of flow and transformation of the products from raw material stage to the end user. During the last two decades, operations’ optimization has been extended to the entire supply chain instead of limiting it to a particular unit or department. Sustainability of the supply chain management includes manufacturing by-products,
DetailsMarket Analysis
The restaurant plan to open a Cypriot cuisine restaurant in the heart of London. The restaurant has undertaken this study to weigh the pros and cons of opening and operating such business. The owners of the business are of Cypriot descent; they not only have extensive knowledge of Cypriot cuisine but are also aware of
DetailsBuying Behavior consumers of Value Added Products in China
Choosing the food with the value-added proposition is the complicated phenomenon depending over the factor that could affect the consumer behavior of buying diversely resulted to choosing the some as well as rejecting the others over the basis of the value-added proposition. Furthermore, there are many approaches to understand the selection of food criteria factors
DetailsResearch in Closure of Nokia
A decade before, the Nokia was the market leader in mobile manufacturing and its sales in the international market that was retaining more than 80% of the market share alone. There were few competitors that were manufacturing cell phones, such as Motorola and Samsung. However, the market presence of competitors was limited, but Nokia was
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Spatial and Social Mobility
Upon summarizing different event under one term mobility advocates that these events are interlinked with each other and therefore, can be treated as a single notion. This statement has given rise to a number of questions such as what type of association exists between social and spatial mobility. Should the researchers also involve social mobility
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Relationship between Spatial Mobility and Motility
The term motility refers to the capacity of an individual to be mobile. In the context of tautology, this concept of motility seems to be closely related to the concept of spatial mobility. However, there are certain concerns raised by the scholars while linking both these terms such as how closely related both concepts are?
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