The Choice of Transport Mode: Evidence from Japanese Exports to East Asia

Kazunobu Hayakawa

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Global trade and economics Maritime Ports and Logistics Law, logistics, and international trade

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This paper investigates Japanese trade by mode of transport, i.e., air transport versus maritime shipping. Some facts about Japanese machinery exports by mode of transport are examined first. Then it will be shown that products of the machinery sector where international fragmentation prevails are more likely to be exported by air. JEL Classification: F14, L91, N75

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