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OverviewIf you feel you have a disjointed, or unbalanced, view of the global system of demand and supply, you are probably correct. Most studies leave out a very important part of the system--the marketing channel. That is why Laurens van der Laan developed and wrote this book, The Trans-Oceanic Marketing Channel. To help you understand what happens to export crops, such as cocoa, coffee, cotton, groundnuts, tea, and tobacco, between their country of origin and consumer markets, this book analyzes the roles of different actors in trans-oceanic trade, inherent differences between world markets, export diversification policies, and the commercial and institutional forces at play.The Trans-Oceanic Marketing Channel will give you a strong background in marketing channel concepts, and because of its focus on the exporter rather than on the government, it will provide you with an excellent model for microanalysis. As you read about the special features of trans-oceanic trade, you will also learn about: trade associations and their role in shaping world markets for trans-oceanic crops the uneasy relationship between exporters and shipping companies the selling conduct of agricultural exporters in Africa the tendency of actors in Africa to accelerate the trans-oceanic product flow the effectiveness of export marketing boards as channel leaders private enterprise, the chief agent of development the theory of “exporter preference”The Trans-Oceanic Marketing Channel invites policymakers, international businessmen, professors, and students to examine the opportunities, problems, and policies that confront the various players in trans-oceanic trade, especially the exporters. As the book discusses the divergent institutional arrangements in the world markets for agricultural products and their differential effect on African exports, you will become keenly aware of how vertical marketing systems differ from conventional marketing channels. No other book brings together the three fundamental sections of export agriculture, the country of production, the channel through which the products flow, and the country of destination, to provide you with a complete understanding of trans-oceanic marketing. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Erdener KaynakPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.453kg ISBN: 9781138990142ISBN 10: 1138990140 Pages: 296 Publication Date: 17 October 2016 Audience: College/higher education , General/trade , Tertiary & Higher Education , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsContents Preface Chapter 1. Introduction Part I: Theory and Global Aspects Chapter 2. Marketing Channel Analysis and the Basic TOMC Chapter 3. The Role of Shipping Chapter 4. The Role of the Telegraph Cables Chapter 5. The World Markets for Trans-Oceanic Crops Part II: The TOMCs of Tropical Africa’s Export Crops Chapter 6. Three Upper-Section Patterns--Commercial Practices Chapter 7. Commodity TOMCs: External Marketing--The Exporter’s Selling Conduct Chapter 8. Commodity TOMCs: Channel Leaders and Captive Growers Chapter 9. Commodity TOMCs: Channel Leaders and Captive Intermediaries Chapter 10. Commodity TOMCs: The Goal of Rapid Produce Evacuation Chapter 11. Minor Crops and Their TOMCs Chapter 12. Auction Crops and Their TOMCs Chapter 13. Perishable Crops and Their TOMCs Part III: New Findings of the TOMC Approach Chapter 14. Implications for the Export Basket and Agricultural Policy Chapter 15. Conclusion Notes Bibliography IndexReviewsAuthor InformationErdener Kaynak Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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