- "
Demurrage" /dɪˈmʌrɪdʒ/ in
vessel chartering is the
period when the
charterer remained in
possession of the
vessel after the
period normally allowed to...
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Demurrage is the cost ****ociated with
owning or
holding currency over a
given period. It is
sometimes referred to as a
carrying cost of money. For commodity...
- euro and
favors local small businesses,
stimulating transactions through demurrage. Express-Money:
Example for a
complementary currency on a
national level...
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positive return, or carry, on
issued notes and
coins (money in circulation).
Demurrage, the opposite, is the cost of
holding currency. An
example of an exchange...
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ensure that the
money is
returned into the cash flow – for example, by
demurrage –
requiring stamps to be
purchased and
periodically attached to the money...
- and
unloading the cargo. If
laytime is exceeded, the
charterer must pay
demurrage. If
laytime is saved, the
charter party may
require the
shipowner to pay...
- ****essment of
hazardous and
awkward materials,
carrier choice and fees,
demurrage, do****entation, expediting,
freight consolidation, insurance, reconsignment...
- charter-parties.
Other terms are
relevant here:
demurrage, dead freight, and cesser,
which are
described below.
Demurrage is a
fixed sum per day or per hour that...
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chronological order and is used for the
calculation of the lay time and
demurrage. The
Statement of
Facts may aid in the
resolution of
conflicts by providing...
- used in a
price system as a durable,
easily warehoused store of
value (
demurrage). The use of barter-like
methods using commodity money may date back to...
