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3. Translate into English:

1. Морской транспорт обслуживает отрасли экономики в сфере производства и товарного обращения.

2. Природные ресурсы и промышленное производство размещены неравномерно на земном шаре.

3. Морской транспорт является условием стабильности и развития экономики.

4. Морской транспорт не создает вещественного продукта.

5. Морской транспорт создает стоимость в результате перемещения товаров из районов производства в районы потребления.

6. Организация работы морского флота должна соответствовать условиям перевозок, вытекающих из особенностей международной морской торговли.

7. Грузоотправители нуждаются не только в перевозках на определенных направлениях, но и в регулярном обслуживании того или иного направления по твердому расписанию.

4. Answer the questions:

  1. What branches does shipping service include?

  2. Does shipping create material product?

  3. What does shipping create?

  4. Why do we call shipping a branch of manufacturing?

  5. What do the Shippers need?

  6. Why must the Shipowner meet the requirements of reliable regular service?

  7. How do exporters and importers do business? Why?

  8. Why can’t some commercial enterprises exist without guarantees of due delivery of the goods?

  9. What do regular supplies depend on?

5. Read the text and discuss: Transportation

A good transport system is needed if goods are to be traded efficiently. A Shipper can choose how to send his consignment (the goods) to the Consignee:

- by water, which covers both national and international shipping;

- by land, road or rail;

- by air.

Like all other means of transport, shipping has certain advantages and disadvantages for Shipper and Consignee:

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It is the cheapest form of transport over longer distance.

Unlimited distances can be covered (e.g. between continents)

Large quantities of cargo can be transported.

It is the slowest means of transport.

It may be subject to delays due to weather conditions.

The insurance costs are relatively high.

There are several types of sea-going ships which carry cargo:

  • Liners sail on a fixed route and keep to a schedule. They mainly transport general cargo, containers.

  • Tramps take any cargo they can get and sail to any port required. They do not follow a schedule or any fixed route. As a rule, they carry bulk cargo and timber.

  • Coasters travel from one port to another along the coast of a country. They are not used for international shipping.

The transport document used specifically for ocean shipping is the Bill of Lading.

When goods are transported, they are called “cargo”. Cargo can be divided into three categories:

  • General cargo – goods sent packed in boxes, cases, crates and containers.

  • Bulk cargo – large quantities of items such as sand, grain, ore and coal when sent unpacked.

  • Bulky cargo – large individual items such as cars sent unpacked.

Linerлинейное судно

Tramp – трамповое судно

Coaster – каботажное судно

Bill of Lading – коносамент (накладная для морских перевозок)

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