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Trade Flows and Texas Gulf Ports: Panama Canal Expansion and South American Markets

Dan Seedah, Robert B. Harrison, Leigh B. Boske, Jim Kruse, Annie Protopapas

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This is a report sponsored by the Texas Department of Transportation to look at the idea of providing the Panama Canal a new lock system to allow larger and more productive ships to serve global markets.

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This is a report sponsored by the Texas Department of Transportation to look at the idea of providing the Panama Canal a new lock system to allow larger and more productive ships to serve global markets.

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This is a report sponsored by the Texas Department of Transportation to look at the idea of providing the Panama Canal a new lock system to allow larger and more productive ships to serve global markets.

Key concepts: Panama canal, Port (circuit theory), Pace, Panama, Business, International trade, Economics, Geography

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