Transportation and Storage:
Transportation outputs are measured by the value of the money received for the transportation of goods or persons.In economics, the commodity that exists in a certain place is distinguished as being qualitatively different from the same good in another place; Therefore, transportation from one place to another is a production process in which an economically important transfer takes place, even if the commodity remained otherwise . The commodity that is available at a later time shall be treated as a qualitatively different from the same commoddity available at a previous time, and if its supply and demand change in the meantime.Thus, storing a commodity is a production process through which an important economic transformation takes place even if the commodity remained otherwise.
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Land Transport
It includes the transportation of passengers and goods between urban and suburban or between cities with specific dates. It also includes the transportation of passengers and unspecified goods such as taxis and rental of cars with a driver to transport goods and transport by railways.
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Sea Transport
It includes the transportation of passengers and goods overseas and along the coasts.
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Air Transport:
It includes the transportation of passengers and goods by air and support activities such as loading and discharging.
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(Departures):
Departures from state ports.
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(Transit):
Users of state ports across to other states without entering the state.
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(Aviation):
All incoming and departing flights at the state's airports.
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(Cargo):
Commercial goods imported and exported to the state.
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(Scheduled Flights)
Means pre-scheduled and agreed-upon weekly flights that last for a certain period.
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(Arrivals):
Arrivals through state ports.
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(Non-scheduled Flights):
Means Flights that follow certain seasons and are not pre-scheduled.
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Post;
It includes the transportation and delivering of mail and parcels (local or international), selling postage, distribution and postal delivery, etc. It also includes activities carried out by a special representative, which are usually letters and small parcels.
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