Connecting to Compete 2014 [electronic resource] : Trade Logistics in the Global Economy--The Logistics Performance Index and Its Indicators / Jean-Francois Arvis.
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TextSeries: Other papers | World Bank e-LibraryPublication details: Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2014Description: 1 online resource (1 p.)Subject(s): Airports | Audits | Best Practices | Business Environment | Common Carriers Industry | Communications Technology | Customs Procedures | Debt | Demographics | Developed Countries | E-Business | Economic Development | Economics | Environment | Global Economy | Hardware | Industry | Landlocked Countries | Maritime Transport | Outsourcing | Private Sector | Private Sector Development | Railways | Risk Management | Technical Assistance | Terrorism | Transaction Costs | Transparency | Transport | Transport and Trade Logistics | Transport Economics Policy and Planning | Value ChainsOnline resources: Click here to access online Abstract: Improving logistics performance is at the core of the economic growth and competitiveness agenda. Policymakers globally recognize the logistics sector as one of their key pillars for development. Trade powerhouses in Europe like the Netherlands or in developing countries like Vietnam or Indonesia see seamless and sustainable logistics as an engine of growth and of integration with global value chains. Indeed, inefficient logistics raises the costs of trading and reduces the potential for global integration. This is a hefty burden for developing countries trying to compete in the global marketplace. Since 2007, the Logistics Performance.
Improving logistics performance is at the core of the economic growth and competitiveness agenda. Policymakers globally recognize the logistics sector as one of their key pillars for development. Trade powerhouses in Europe like the Netherlands or in developing countries like Vietnam or Indonesia see seamless and sustainable logistics as an engine of growth and of integration with global value chains. Indeed, inefficient logistics raises the costs of trading and reduces the potential for global integration. This is a hefty burden for developing countries trying to compete in the global marketplace. Since 2007, the Logistics Performance.
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