Ports and Economic Development

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According to the passage, which economist argued that industry naturally begins to develop along navigable waterways?

Adam Smith

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential benefit of efficient port activities according to the passage?

Increasing unemployment in the region

According to the passage, how can efficient port activities promote economic growth?

By reducing the cost of imports and exports, thereby increasing competitiveness

Which economic concept is mentioned in the passage as a potential benefit of efficient port activities?

Multiplier effect

According to the passage, what did Alfred Weber argue regarding the location decisions of firms?

Firms prefer locations with access to multiple modes of transportation

Which of the following is NOT a direct economic impact of port activities?

Industrial manufacturing activities

What is the primary reason for governments to have port development plans?

All of the above

What type of economic impact is derived from the consumption and investment by companies and agents related to port activities?

Related or induced impact

What is a positive multiplier effect of efficient transport systems?

All of the above

In 2011, how much revenue was generated from maritime services in the United Kingdom, according to the text?

Both $21.5 billion in revenue and 262,700 jobs

Explore the relationship between port activities and regional development through the perspectives of economists like Adam Smith and Alfred Weber. Learn how efficient and effective port operations can impact the growth of industries along sea-coasts and navigable rivers.

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