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transport, it is frequently economi
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for the purpose of this study.Figur
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cost advantage. Successful cost lea
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eduction is regarded as essential t
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Organisations that move fastest dow
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options available to organisations.
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difficult if the organisation compe
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good for all. It is anti-congestion
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to another while in transit from or
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also road movements, were performed
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insurance rates for all parties.•
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distributed to everyone involved or
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subject to the same terms and condi
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TEU's handled at the Port of Port E
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as many other long term transport a
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encourage foreign direct investment
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2002.The estimated volume of contai
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CHAPTER FOURTHE EMPIRICAL STUDY AND
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monetary value to the intermodal tr
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solutions.• The shipping lines ne
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the intermodal industry, have led t
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understand and to deliver enhanced
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prices or a better service from an
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adequate skills, especially in fund
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transporter should have in creating
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CIMEC. 2000. Annual report 1999/200
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Mattheus, B. 2002. Nelson Mandela M
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Strickland, A. & Thompson, A. 1999.
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Structured interview on the competi
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Section 5: Advantages and challenge