Research on Japanese coastal shipping / Toshihiko Matsuo

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Marine Engineering and Marine Engineering "Coastal Shipping" is the Contents]
"Coastal Shipping" is an extremely important and key industry that supports the economy of Japan as an island nation and the lives of the people.
Based on the historical background of such "coastal shipping", we examine the problems of mariners, markets and structures, and propose solutions to the problems.
The achievements of researchers who have continued to look at "coastal shipping" for many years.
Introduction
Positioning and Roles of Coastal Shipping in the Transportation Industry
1 Business Scale and Transportation Activities
2 Business Structure and Operators
3 Coastal Ship Operators
4 The Necessity of Small Coastal Ships
1.1 The Background of Discussions on Crew Issues
1.2 Changes in the Number of Mariners
1.3 br> Cohort Changes in the Number of Mariners and Aging
1.4 Crew Supply and Demand Issues
1.5 Crew Supply and Demand Issues
2.1 New Graduate Hires
2.2 Mid-Career Hires
2.3 Interim Measures Evaluation of the Project
Chapter 7 Next Generation Coastal Shipping Vision and Three Laws to Revitalize Coastal Shipping
7.1 Outline of the Coastal Shipping Vision
7.2 Enactment and Evaluation of the Three Laws to Revitalize Coastal Shipping
Chapter 8 Marketability and Structural Problems of Coastal Shipping
8.1 Ship Expenses
8.2 Rigidity and Affordability of Fares and Charters
8.3 Coastal Shipping Market and Pyramid Structure
8.4 Ship Management and Coastal Shipping Market
8.5 Structural Problems
9.1 Coastal Shipping Vision and Crew Problems
9.2 Ship Management History
ship management companies
Chapter 10 Two Coastal Shipping Policies
10.1 Cabotage Regulations
9.6 Promotion Measures for Use of Ship Management Companies
Chapter 10 Two Coastal Shipping Policies
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Overview and Issues of Ship Management Companies
9.4 Ship Management Policies
3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 9.3 9.5 10.2 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 2.4 application ratio