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Introduction to Essays on Port Economicsn, Engineering, the merchant navy and other port professionals. The editors all teach at the University of Cantabria: Pablo Coto-Millán has a Ph.D. in Economics and is a Professor of Transport Economics and Microeconomics; Miguel Ángel Pesquera has a Ph.D. in Engineering and is a Professor of Port M

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Port Marketing Strategies and the Challenges of Maritime Globalizationh-value tool in order to search and capture new markets and products. This chapter collects those elements that shape the market plans and, notably, the base concepts related to the strategic mission of a Port Authority. In order to do that, the existing indicators of the variables of the strategy a