policy port in latin america
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2012
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Abstract
This work achieves a contextual approach the port services market in Latin America, from the document review the legal framework and jurisprudence. It observes and evaluates the phenomenon under study, establishing a correlation between the grant in the shape of the free supply and demand for services and operating in a market of few suppliers, resulting in national legislation and concession contracts defending a free market and on the other hand, case law on market practice indicating that there is no free market to defend.
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| Authors | ;María Victoria Flores |
| Journal | organic and medicinal chemistry letters |
| Year | 2012 |
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