Kim Myung-jae: Shipping Practice

Hae-un is a industry developed by the need for the derivative of international trade. There is no question that 99 percent of the global trade-offs are being transported by the Hawthorne and that they are performing important services in global water flow. Also, the international trade has a job of over one hundred and ninety-nine percent of the work involved in shipping, especially the shipment of raw materials and bulk cargo, which is an important part of the water cost reduction. Today, shipping industry is in a long-term recession and is becoming increasingly competitive by being exposed to total competition by taking on increased liberalization and open-ended paradigms. Hae-un companies are very well-sensible for saving costs and seeking the best return on minimum service costs, but they face the cost-restriction of ships in developed countries, including environmental problems for sustainable human survival. The technology progress for green and high-tech shipping is also accelerating, and in the near future, the fourth-grade industrial revolution, represented by the E-Nebration Global Ocean Current System and the University of the Shipping System, will be common in sea transport. Haeun is so closely connected to trade that to adapt to his work he must understand the process associated with trade. The presence of office personnel requires that they be able to cope with international transportation contracts and flash-offs and all kinds of risk management skills that can happen in the transport process. From this point of view, the book is made up:.

Korean title: 해운실무론

Korean author: 김명재

Korean publisher: 두남

ISBN-13: 9788964149768