Development of Logistics Bases in China - A Case Study of Jiangxi Yinyan Logistics Base

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Logistics in China is on its rapid development stage as more and more distribution centers and logistics bases were established. However, due to China's specific national conditions, there are some problems existed in logistics compared with the international logistics. Research on the problems existed in logistics bases will help to find solutions to the logistic problem in China. Therefore, the paper analyzed the status and development measures of China’s logistic bases taking Yinyan logistic base in Jiangxi as an example to do an primary research on the development strategies of logistics bases in China.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 989-994)

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