Study about How the Chinese Economic Status Affects to the Baltic Dry Index
- Kim, hyung-geun
Abstract
China has become one of the world’s economic pillars, surely a G2 nation. Along with the enormously fasteconomic globalization and China’s fast growth, exchange consolidation between Korea and China is inevitable.
Also, since Korea is a country with a high foreign trade rate, the Chinese variation is crucial.
This research has analyzed the co-relationship between the BDI, ship’s space, and the Chinese economic trend,
and the effect China has on the merchant marine market, using a hypothesis that says the Chinese economic
fluctuation caused by national development is a major factor in the world bulk traffic fee fluctuation. The
research has concluded that the Chinese economic fluctuation does affect the dry bulk traffic fee and the bottom
constantly.
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- DOI:10.5539/ijbm.v6n3p116
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