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From oil to what's in your kitchen junk drawer, chances are that at least one of the many items in your home has been on a ship. In fact, shipping experts tend to agree that 92% of all items in a person's home have been transported by a shipping vessel.
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Be it tech products like those from Apple (AAPL), or high fashion from Louis Vuitton, investors can get a sense of a particular economy by looking at what and how much is being transported. Pretty much anything you see at WalMart has been made in China.
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Over the past 20 years, the amount of people participating in the global economy has skyrocketed from 1 billion people to around 4 billion, according to my research at Marine Money. Austan Goolsbee, former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers and an economics professor at the University of Chicago, says this boom is because of free trade. "The ability to export on trade has been a central pillar for bringing a billion people out of poverty in the last 15 years. . . . Historically, free trade is fundamental for innovation. Countries that trade are more open outside of their borders. They are open to new ideas, which spark innovation and economic growth."
Shipping is an integral part of this growth triangle. and Europe invested about 2 trillion euros ($2.6 trillion) in each other's economies. Free trade "is enormously important for the flow of cargo and for satisfying fueling demand," Lunde says. "You are seeing all these different freetrade agreements being created, from the Asian economy to the North American Free Trade Association. All of these agreements are extremely important for the development of trade. When new markets open up and you have lower barriers, you see trade flow increasing."
As countries become more prosperous and the private sector strengthens, the standards of living of their people also increase, which then boost demand for raw materials and products. The global economy continues to grow as countries like China and India evolve economically and the population of their middle class grows.
But one of the biggest threats to this growth, according to some shipping CEOs, is bad regulation and protectionism which, they warn, can be a barrier for the expansion of trade. That, in turn, could impact job creation. "Government shouldn't squeeze the investors; otherwise, the investors will be scared and run away to the other countries," says Robert Yuksel Yildirim, CEO of Yildirim Asset Management. "America needs to build itself by enticing the global investors who have the money to invest. Instead, those people are investing in China or Southeast Asian countries, or some other emerging countries. can assist to solve its unemployment problem."
These innovations have broken down the barriers that had previously divided the world. By expanding the shores of opportunity, these shipping titans are impacting the global economy. Over the last decade, we have seen an amazing expansion of free trade one that has exponentially increased the wealth of countries. "At the end of the day, container shipping is facilitating global trade," Wang said. "It explains why volume has been growing at 10%, which means the volume also doubles over six to seven years. It's just mindboggling that we have seen volume quadruple over the past 20 years."
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