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Una Introducción al Análisis del Tráfico de Contenedores mediante los Vectores Autoregresivos

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  • José Ignacio Castillo Manzano

    (Universidad de Sevilla. España.)

  • Fernando González Laxe

    (Universidade da Coruña. España.)

  • Lourdes López Valpuesta

    (Universidad de Sevilla. España.)

Abstract

Los sistemas de organización hub-and-spoke se están imponiendo en el transporte marítimo debido a la tendencia a construir buques portacontenedores cada vez mayores, que sólo se pueden rentabilizar si se minimiza su tiempo de inactividad, para lo cual se debe reducir su número de escalas a los puertos hubs. Pero los sistemas hub-and-spoke se repiten constantemente no sólo en el transporte marítimo, sino también en el aéreo y en el terrestre. Por ello, se hace necesario encontrar fórmulas metodológicas que nos permiten abordar su estudio de forma común. En este paper abordamos uno de esos posibles enfoques comunes desde el análisis econométrico de las series temporales mediante los modelos SVAR (Structural Vector Autorregresions) con restricciones a largo plazo (Long-run Restrictions).

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  • José Ignacio Castillo Manzano & Fernando González Laxe & Lourdes López Valpuesta, 2006. "Una Introducción al Análisis del Tráfico de Contenedores mediante los Vectores Autoregresivos," Economic Analysis Working Papers (2002-2010). Atlantic Review of Economics (2011-2016), Colexio de Economistas de A Coruña, Spain and Fundación Una Galicia Moderna, vol. 5, pages 1-23, January.
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