The dependence of China belt and road initiative efficiency to the level of logistics infrastructure development
Date
2019-02-28
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Видавництво Львівської політехніки
Lviv Politechnic Publishing House
Lviv Politechnic Publishing House
Abstract
The article analyzes the peculiarities
of the impact of logistics infrastructure on the
effectiveness of project implementation. The role of LPI
as an indicator of infrastructure development, investment
opportunities and its peculiarities are highlighted. The
regional peculiarity of logistics development with the
help of LPI is outlined. Abilities for Belt and Road
initiative where analyzed and emphasized the status of
logistics practice in the Asian countries, which are
involved into the project. Analyzed the peculiarities of
formation of international and domestic LPI, their
differences in creation, as well as factors considered for
statistics bases. Key opportunities for the development of
the BRI project and the prerequisites for its creation have
been identified. Distinguished input and output indicators
of the LPI in to the two types: areas for policy regulations
(inputs) and service delivery performance outcomes.
Formed the basic factors which need to be taken into
consideration during the decision making for investments
into the logistics infrastructure of BRI project.
Infrastructural improvements that have already been
implemented or are being finalized were highlighted. The
key risk factors in project implementation are
highlighted, with opportunities to consider and offset
their impact on the final implementation of the project.
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Keywords
Logistics, Logistics Performance Index (LPI), Supply chains, China Belt and road initiative, New Silk Road
Citation
Krykavskyy Ye. The dependence of China belt and road initiative efficiency to the level of logistics infrastructure development / Ye. Krykavskyy, N. Fihun, S. Nycz-Wojtan // Economics, Entrepreneurship, Management. — Lviv : Lviv Politechnic Publishing House, 2019. — Vol 6. — No 2. — P. 32–40.