From the Editor: Maritime Economics, Chapter Six

“For the ordinary investor, the tramp company remains a form of investment to be avoided. It is a very special business and at its best financed and managed by those who are versed in its difficulties.”
- A.W. Kirkaldie, British Shipping, 1913

Thus is the opening quote of Chapter Six in “Maritime Economics” by Martin Stopford, currently of H. Clarkson & Co. Stopford’s book is the pre-eminent book in Maritime Economics-there are not too many other texts out there that cover the macro and micro of the maritime economic arena so well.

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