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Port cross-ownership and privatization in international trade with tariff protection
In an international duopoly with two countries and two complementary ports, this paper examines how unilateral and passive port cross-ownership interacts with port privatization and tariff protection in shaping usage fees, trade flows, and welfare outcomes. Cross-ownership affects the fee-setting be
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