Titlebook: East European Transport Regions and Modes; Systems and Modes Bogdan Mieczkowski Book 1980 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers bv, The Hague 1980 Ea

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Transportation in Poland: Development, Problems and Policies,ing its development, problems, and policies. An attempt will be made throughout this paper to present Polish transportation against the background of the socioeconomic demands placed by the economy on that sector of economic activity.

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Transportation in Poland: Development, Problems and Policies,ing its development, problems, and policies. An attempt will be made throughout this paper to present Polish transportation against the background of the socioeconomic demands placed by the economy on that sector of economic activity.

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,Poland’s Maritime Transport,tory. As far back as the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, she had only two relatively narrow points of access to that sea. Grain and forestry products, of which Poland was an important exporter at that time, were transported on barges by the Vistula river to Gdaisk. The merchants of that port en

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Agricultural Transportation in Poland,ural marketing, but where marketing involves the agreements of exchange, transportation involves the actual flow of the exchanged commodities. The strong links between agricultural production and food supplies allow us to speak of a food and agriculture system.

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Evaluation of Transport Capacity in Yugoslavia,s of railroad, ironclad vessel, automobile and truck, and more recently by the jet airplane and supertanker” (Kindle-berger and Herrick 1977:153). While rapid development in the transportation systems might provide an impetus to economic growth, the latter is definitely hampered if transportation fa

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Impact of Tourism on Yugoslav Road Transport, and continuous contributor to the positive entries of a balance of trade which chronically shows substantial deficits, and that revenues generated by tourism place Yugoslavia among the top ten or so countries of the world, one must agree with the statement of a Yugoslav economist, that when it come