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The American Shipping Industry since 1914

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In 1914 the United States had tess than 5 per cent of the merchant shipping tonnage of the world; in 1952 it had 32 per cent of a vastly larger world tonnage, although its basic competitive disadvantages had probably increased in the intervening years. This enormous growth of the American fleet resulted from the changes in public policy which accompanied a new view of the American role in world affairs. This article analyzes the major developments in the American merchant marine, both deep-sea and coastwise, since World War I.

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  • Hutchins, John G. B., 1954. "The American Shipping Industry since 1914," Business History Review, Cambridge University Press, vol. 28(2), pages 105-127, June.
  • Handle: RePEc:cup:buhirw:v:28:y:1954:i:02:p:105-127_02
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