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Economic Performance Analysis of Selected Blue Economy Sectors in Estonia and Finland

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The marine industrial competitiveness of blue economic regions in China

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The discard ban policy, economic trends and opportunities for the Portuguese fisheries sector

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Comparison of economic analysis with financial analysis of fisheries: Application of the perpetual inventory method to the Finnish fishing fleet

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Air Transport Performance and Efficiency: MCDA vs. DEA Approaches

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Returns to scale in different DEA models

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The European Union’s Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR): improving multilevel governance in Baltic Sea cooperation?

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Private profit, public loss: The financial and economic performance of U.K. ports

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Defining the Blue Economy

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Industry ""Fishing and Aquaculture"" as economic unit in the Baltic states and Finland

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